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TL;DR: Get a 30-day free trial of Audible and listen to original audio drama like Assassin’s Creed: Gold.
Audible lets you download and listen to the world’s best storytelling, so whether you’re driving, commuting, or just unwinding, it can transform the moments when your hands are busy but your mind is free. It’s a great service, and it just got even better.
You can now get a free 30-day trial of Audible, and listen to original drama like Assassin’s Creed: Gold. This eight-episode audio thriller is written by Anthony Del Col, and focuses on a young card-shark, Aliyah Kahn, recruited by the Assassin Order.
This free trial includes exclusive access to deals, events, and promotions, and reverts back to the standard price of £7.99 a month after the 30 days. You can cancel at anytime though, so you really do have nothing to lose.
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