Let’s be honest, some of your friends are idiots and don’t always have books worth sharing, soooo, when it comes to finding partners to lend books to and from, things can become complicated.

It would only seem fitting that a cyberlibrary of sorts would open up that allows complete strangers to share/lend their eBooks.

Enter the just recently launched LendInk, with their fitting motto, Share, Search, Borrow. All you have to do is to post your lendable Kindle or Nook books for other to borrow, and search for the ones you are keen on reading both by title and/or by author. When you find one you like, simply request to borrow it.

But wait, there is more, as an incentive, LendInk rewards points to members for lending books, and members can charge others points, aptly called ebookdollars, to borrow their books.

“This keeps things fair, so that one user won’t abuse the site and continuously borrow books, while not contributing to the community,” explained Evan Murdock, one of the site’s partners.

Points can be earned by posting book reviews, referring new members, and making new posts in the forums.

As this new start-up grows, the company plans on allowing members to use those points for other things such as prizes and merchandise.

Prediction: This is going to be huge.

Thanks for the tip Matt.