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I am really interested in purchasing a couple Black Library books for my nexus 7 but I do not know if it will work because I do not see how they would be delivered to my nexus, has anyone purchased any of Black Libraries e-books, if so how are they delivered and is it safe and secured? Thank you in advance for any and all help you can give me on this topic.

Anyone able to help me out with this, I don't want to spend the money to find out that I can't read them on my tablet.

the books are epubs. Thats a special file format intended to be read by an epub reader program. Your nexus 7 runs android of some kind I'm sure so you should already have, or can get the kindle app. If you download the files on a pc you will need a way to transfer them to your tablet. You can probably hook it up with a USB to the pc but that can be more trouble then its worth. I use a free wifi program (I think its called wifi transfer lite) and as long as the tablet and the PC are on the same network you can use a web browser on your pc to access your file structure on your tablet and download and upload things. Either way you need to go to the kindle folder on the tablet and paste your epub file inside. Then when you open the kindle app you should see your book.

If you have your tablet on wifi you could also try downloading the epub with the tablet and thenuse a file system tool to move it to the right spot on your nexus 7.