I'm a shopping writer who can't stop buying books - these are the best Amazon Prime Day book deals I've seen

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Inspired by the tumultuous love lives behind the success of rock band Fleetwood Mac, Daisy Jones and the Six follows the iconic eponymous frontwoman as she clashes and ultimately falls in love with her fellow larger-than-life bandmate Billy Dunne. Told in the format of interviews with the band as they look back on their extraordinary but short-lived careers, the narrative's end brings a bombshell that will have you hanging on every word.

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A classic, sweet romantic novel, Happy Place follows a couple pretending that they haven't broken up, to keep their friends happy on their traditional week-long group getaway. The vacation setting makes this New York Times bestseller the perfect beach read to wind down with this summer.

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A collaboration between two bestselling authors, Mad Honey interweaves two women's narratives to tell a story of love, familial trauma and the power of starting again. Blending family drama with shades of a suspenseful thriller, this unique read would make a captivating book club pick.

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Soon to be adapted as a Netflix limited series, this bestseller is a heartbreaking but hopeful novel set in the midst of World War II. Following a blind French girl and a young German orphan, All the Light We Cannot See was written over ten years by award-winning author Anthony Doerr.

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The hype around Colleen Hoover's novels doesn't seem to be slowing down, and now she's joined forces with The Wives author Tarryn Fisher for another unique thriller. A couple who have been together since they were 14 wake up one day and don't remember who the other is, or anything about their lives together. This impressive 60% discount means you can nab the book for less than £4 and get your next beach read sorted.

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After the success of her dark academia behemoth Babel, R. F. Kuang is back with a blistering satire that touches on race, identity and the question of who tells certain stories. In Yellowface, one writer decides to publish a recently deceased writer's work under their own name; this is a quick, easy and engrossing read, so it's perfect to throw in your hand luggage for your next holiday.

The hardback version is already reduced by half-price, but if you take advantage of your Prime membership or free trial today, you'll get it for just £6.79.

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This Sunday Times bestseller will go down well with historical fiction fans. Following the life of the fictional Violeta from her birth in Spain in 1920, the novel traces the events of her impressive 100-year life, considering the impact of all the life-changing events that happened along the way. 

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Wondering what can I cook in an air fryer? This bestselling guide is one of the best cookbooks for healthy, quick and efficient air fryer recipes. These include sweet potato katsu curry, fish tacos and much more, with sections for sweet treats and 'fakeaways'.

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Winner of several awards and a BookTook sensation, Lessons in Chemistry follows young chemist Elizabeth Zott in the 1960s, as she takes on her own cooking show after being forced to resign from her academic post. Garmus's sweet novel is almost universally loved, and is being made into an Apple TV series.

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A Sunday Times and New York Times bestseller, the book follows an unsuspecting maid who finds herself in the middle of a homicide case. After happening upon the crime scene during her usual shift at the hotel, Molly Gray becomes the key to solving the murder and unearthing the evidence hidden beneath the dust. 

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There's a reason this book is on the top of everyone's to read list. The book is set in London's fashionable Chelsea, it follows the mysterious and unsettling story of two entangled families in one house of dark secrets. With three dead bodies and one living baby girl all found under one roof, this plot is definitely going to keep you on the edge of your seat. 

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If you enjoyed Jessie Burton's 2014 historical fiction novel The Confession, this anticipated follow-up is a must. Re-joining the characters of the first novel basically where we left them, this sequel is just as thought-provoking and enticing as its predecessor. Plus, with 60% off, you can nab a paperback version for just £4, which is a great deal.

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For just 99p, you can get Gillian Flynn's bestselling 2012 novel straight to your Kindle; ideal if you're looking for a holiday read or just a thriller to cosy up with on autumn nights. Just as well-known as its 2014 film adaptation - and immortalised in pop culture for the iconic 'cool girl' monologue that comes halfway through the book - the novel is a must-read.

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Ola Olajide is a successful journalist and micro-influencer who is soon to marry her equally successful fiance Michael. But then 'the list' is published - a collection of names of various men who have been accused of abusive behaviour. Adegoke tackles lots of thorny subjects and issues in this debut novel, which was a Sunday Times bestseller as soon as it was released.

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Set in Norway in 1662, this historical novel features witchcraft alongside themes of family, betrayal and privilege. A classic novel for fans of Naomi Alderman's The Power or Margaret Atwood's The Handmaid's Tale - or any of the best feminist books.