Amazon is having a 'buy 2, save 50% on 1' sale on paperback books today. If you're looking to save a bit of cash on a new novel, can check the full list of what's included in the promotion.
There's some great reads in here. You can get the first two paperback Dungeon Crawler Carl books or pick up a copy of Andy Weir's Project Hail Mary at a discount, and that's just scratching the surface of what's available. If you're looking to save as much money as possible, however, I recommend checking out the box sets hidden deep within the sale.
How the sale works: As far as Amazon BOGO coupons go, the 'buy 2, save 50% on 1' sale is pretty straightforward. All you need to do is add two eligible items to your cart and the price of the cheapest one will automatically have the 50% discount applied at checkout.
The box set deals are somewhat limited, but if you're a fan of romantsy books, there are some excellent deals for you here. The paperback box set of Sarah J. Maas' ACOTAR series is heavily discounted already and included here. Maas announced back-to-back new novels for late 2026 and early 2027, so there's never been a better time to get a copy of the first five books. Her already completed Throne of Glass series is also included here as well.
If you find yourself a bit Dune-curious as Dennis Villeneuve's epic conclusion to his Dune trilogy looms, the three-book box set is an easy recommendation. It contains the first three novels in Frank Herbert's series, which is all you need to get caught up before Dune: Part 3. Technically there are 23 Dune books, but it gets really weird after the third one.
For fans of YA books, there are a couple of solid options here as well. The Hunger Games four-book box set includes all of the books from the series except for Sunrise on the Reaping. With the next movie coming out later this year, it's a good time to dive back into Suzanne Collins' dystopian franchise. You can also get the Divergent box set in the sale if you need even more books like The Hunger Games in your life.
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