It may be hard to believe, but it’s officially June already, and as with the beginning of every new month, that means it’s once again time forAmazon Primemembers to claim theirfree Kindle e-bookfor the month.
How, you might wonder? Each month, Amazon offers a specially curated selection of new Kindle e-books for users to explore through itsFirst Reads program. As an Amazon Prime member, you can choose one free e-book from this First Reads collection, along with an additional short read, enabling you to enjoy two free e-books this month.
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One underrated perk of Amazon Prime is a monthly free Kindle e-book through Amazon’s First Reads program.
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There are eight different e-books in June’s First Reads collection
Similar to the last few months, Amazon is once again offeringKindle userseight distinct e-books to choose from in its First Reads collection. These books encompass a variety of genres, including historical fiction, crime thrillers, women’s fiction, and more.
A few of this month’s standout options include Fog and Fury, a crime thriller by Rachel Howzell Hall, American Sky, a historical fiction novel by Carolyn Dasher, and Tiny Daggers, a psychological thriller by Caroline Corcoran.
This month’s free bonus short read is Abscond: A Short Story by Abraham Verghese, which tells the story of a young tennis prodigy who must “grow up overnight and find a new role in the life of his family.”
If you haven’t tried Amazon’s First Reads program before, I highly recommend giving it a go. It’s an excellent way to discover new and upcoming books and authors, offering something for everyone thanks to its diverse selection of titles. As I mentioned earlier, Amazon Prime members can choose an e-book for free and claim the bonus short read from it. If you’re uncertain about trying Amazon Prime, it offers a ton of different benefits, such as fast, free shipping and access to its streaming platform, AmazonPrime Video.
If you’re not interested in subscribing to Amazon Prime, then non-Prime members can select one of the First Reads titles to read for $2 instead of getting it for free.
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