Winter Garden by Kristin Hannah ($4.95).The Professor and the Madman by Simon Winchester ($3.95).What She Knew by Gilly MacMillan ($3.95).(Please note that the listed sale prices are no longer available! I’m just giving you a feel for what things cost, so you can get a rough idea of how much it would cost to keep you in audiobooks for a good long while.)
Here’s a taste of the best books available as daily deals recently, with their sale prices.
(View the page here that’s also where you can sign up to get the MMD deals delivered to your inbox each morning.) If I think a Daily Deal will appeal to Modern Mrs Darcy readers, I include it in the Great Kindle Deals daily email, every time. If you have a membership, you can scoop up extra books for cheaper than the price of your credits. If you’re not on the list, sign up here.)īecause you do not need an Audible membership to purchase the deal of the day, this is a terrific way to try the service. (I always share Whispersync prices and terrific deals of the day in that daily email. I’ve found all kinds of great prices while compiling the Modern Mrs Darcy daily kindle deals emails-some Whispersync some deal of the day. (That means: two free audiobooks, plus access to all member benefits during the trial period, which means discounts on a la carte purchases and access to the occasional Audible big sales.) Daily deals If you’ve never tried Audible, sign up for a free trial here. If you’re not excited, you won’t listen-especially if you’re new to audiobooks. No aspirational picks no trying to please your kids or carpool buddy. Pro tip: for your trial books, get what you want to listen to. If you’re new to Audible, you qualify for a free thirty-day trial and two free audiobooks. Today I’m sharing three ways (well, four if you’re new to Audible) you can save big on Audible audiobooks-without a membership.
As a result, my queue is pleasantly full, even while I have many, many credits in the metaphorical bank. But I’m also finding piles of dirt cheap deals through the following methods, and I’m scooping those up instead of spending my precious credits on them. (A credit is basically one book, but I explain more about how Audible works here.)īack to those credits I’m not using: it’s not because I’m not listening to audiobooks I’m listening to tons. I’m listening to audiobooks all the time, but I’m not using my member credits. But I thought really hard about not renewing my membership when the time just came around. I’m a devoted fan and use the service heavily. I’ve been an Audible member for several years now.
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