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You can listen to your audiobooks for $1 a month—including Jonathan Bailey's 'Dracula'—with this new Audible deal

Today’s the last day you can nab this deal.

Shaye Weaver
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Jonathan Bailey for Audible's 'Dracula'
Photograph: Sophy Holland, courtesy Audible | Jonathan Bailey for Audible's 'Dracula'
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Have you been wanting to listen to Jonathan Bailey’s Dracula? The audiobook, which was released on October 1, has been causing a lot of buzz because of his, ahem, sultry portrayal of the titular vampire. The book also stars a stellar voice cast including Maggie Gyllenhaal, Lesley Manville, Ella Purnell, Aimee Lou Wood, David Johnsson and House of Guinness's Louis Partridge, among others.

Luckily, just in time, Amazon Prime is offering an incredible deal for Audible that'll make listening a breeze.

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So what’s the deal, exactly? Available through 11:59pm tonight, October 7, Amazon Prime members can get Audible for 99 cents a month for four months, and it comes with a $20 credit to Audible.com. That's saving you over 80-percent. That’s cheap!

With the deal, you can select one audiobook a month from Prime’s massive 1 million+ catalogue. And once the three months is up, you’ll be charged $8.99/month or you can cancel ahead of time.

If you’re not a Prime member, there’s a 30-day free trial that you can use to claim the deal.

Audiobooks can be a great way to "read" books because you can commute, clean, walk and pretty much do anything all while listening; plus, incredible voice actors these days are making it the preferred way for many to read books.

Of course, there are many new audiobooks narrated by celebrities that have recently been released, including This Is Me: A Reckoning by the late Hayden Panettiere and Famesick by Lena Dunham. But, if you're like us, Dracula (and that hunk Jonathan Bailey) is calling your name.

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