Do you wait for the trilogy to be complete before reading?

I have a thread on Goodreads currently asking whether readers actually wait for the whole trilogy or series to be available before buying (so there isn't that separation of years between cliff-hangers) or if they buy as they come out.
Interestingly enough, I have found roughly 60% would rather wait out the series and then start reading it.
Then I put the idea to them; What if all three books of a trilogy were combined into one book? Would that make sense? I have recieved a resounding YES!

So, now that my trilogy is complete, and the third book selling, I'm seriously considering this option of including all of The Judas Syndrome books into a complete anthology of the series, with a new cover look (which is still recognizable to the branding of the other three).

Would you buy the full series if it was offered in this one large format? Or would you rather go book to book?
Michael Poeltl

Free e-reader copies of book two in The Judas Syndrome series

Stop by Smashwords to get your free copy of Rebirth, book two in The Judas Syndrome trilogy  of Apocalyptic fiction.

A year into a Post-Apocalyptic existence, where friendships are tested and new enemies emerge; talk of destiny fulfilled through a child offers salvation. Could you believe?

The Judas Syndrome trilogy is complete, and with the 2nd book in this exciting series available free for a limited time, you will have the opportunity to download it in several different ebook formats. Book two is a continuation of book one, but offers enough back story from the first book that it is not necessary to read book one. However, once you've read Rebirth, and book three; Revelation, you may find yourself backtracking to book one just to know the full effect it had on the last two books in the series.

Happy reading!