The latest Audible deal gives you three months of access for only $3

If you made a resolution in the new year to read more, giving audiobooks a try could open up a fresh way of consuming fiction and nonfiction alike. Audible’s most recent deal will make it easier to dive in — new subscribers can get three months of access to the Premium Plus plan for only $1 per month, or a total of $3.

We last saw this deal during the Black Friday shopping period last year, and considering a standard Premium Plus plan costs $15 per month, it’s a great way to try out the service at a deeply discounted price. You can get this offer now through January 21.

This is a solid deal for either yourself or someone special in your life who loves books. The Audible Premium Plus plan gives you one credit a month to unlock any audiobook of your choosing. You'll retain access to those audiobooks even after your subscription lapses.

Along with that, Premium Plus subscribers get access to a library of other audiobooks they can listen to while their plan remains active. The service also includes a string of Audible Originals as well as podcasts. That's not bad at all for a buck a month. If, after a couple of months, you decide Premium Plus isn't for you, you can always cancel the plan before the price jumps up.

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