Audible Premium Plus is Free Right Now For Amazon Prime Members in the UK

If you’re a Prime member, you’ll see the “Prime member exclusive, 3 months free” deal. If you’re not a member, you’ll get the “£0.99/mo for the first 3 months” deal.

Membership is still £8.99 a month normally, giving you credits for one audiobook each month. Even with the 99p offer, you’re still saving £24 altogether. The offer you’ll get squarely depends on your status as to whether you’re an Amazon Prime member or not, as you’re either visiting the site or have been emailed an offer by the retailer directly.

With your new Audible Premium Plus membership, you’ll have access to Audible’s entire collection of around half a million audiobooks. What’s more, although your membership only gives you one credit a month, you can also get extra discounts on any additional books you wish to buy a la carte.

Still, your membership will auto-renew to the standard £8.99 a month membership at the end of the three months. Be sure to cancel it beforehand if you don't wish to pay full price afterwards.

If you’ve got any glaring books in your backlog, the free three-month offer on Audible Premium Plus is one of the biggest must-haves in Amazon’s early Prime Day deals so far. Afterall, Audible is home to not only classic books, but the latest releases too.

For instance, as pointed out on our reporting of the US Audible offer, new prequel Hunger Games novel Sunrise on the Reaping by Suzanne Collins is available on Premium Plus, and narrated by Yellowstone’s Jefferson White.

Florence Knapp’s well-received debut novel, The Names, is also Audible-ready with narration by Dervla Kirwan. You might recognise Kirwan’s voice from her time in the BBC’s Goodnight Sweetheart, Hearts and Bones, and The Silence.

The Wedding People, the New York Times bestseller rom-com written by Alison Espach, is narrated by Helen Laser. This is another audiobook that’s worth £12.99, making even getting three months for 99p, if not for free, is a terrific bargain.

As for older titles, if you’re a House of the Dragon fan if still can’t wait for Season 3, its adapted-from book, Fire and Blood, is well worth spending one of your credits on. The narrator, Simon Vance, is an audiobook veteran with over 1000 credits to his name, making it a guarantee you’ll be in for a good listen.