Prime Day Deal: Score the First 3 ACOTAR Audiobooks for Free Through Audible
Right now, Amazon Prime Day is offering huge savings on thousands of products and services, including three free months of Premium Plus when you sign up for Audible. With this limited-time offer, you'll also get one free monthly credit to purchase any premium selection title in Audible's extensive catalog. After three months, your subscription will auto-renew at $14.95 per month, which you can cancel anytime.
With 4.6 stars out of nearly 290,000 on Amazon and over 3.8 million ratings on Goodreads -- yes, you read that right -- almost 4 million -- it's clear that many readers enjoyed this action-packed series of faerie lore. The ACOTAR series currently includes five books, meaning you can download and listen to the first three for free. And trust me, you won't want to stop after the first book.
Audible offers over one million titles and 130 audiobook genres to listen to. Multiple membership tier options are available, starting with the cheapest Plus plan ($7.95 per month) and ending with the Premium Plus Annual Plan ($229.50 per year). Audible Premium Plus is the platform's most common plan.
If anything, take advantage of this great Prime Day deal and dive into the fascinating world of ACOTAR for my sake. I can't be the only one with unwarranted AI "thirst traps" of Rhysand and the Bat Boys clogging up my social media feeds. Please.
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Why this deal matters
Many of us don't have the time to actually sit down and read books like we'd prefer. Listening to audiobooks is a fantastic alternative. It allows you to learn, stimulate your brain and stay in the know about popular titles while completing other tasks like driving, cleaning, working or exercising -- and you can start for free today.
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