US releases – March books to keep on your radar

Hi bookies,

Keep your eyes peeled for these goodies! As always, I’ve linked the titles to my Goodreads reviews or to the actual book page.

Books I reviewed before release:

While You Sleep by Stephanie Merritt; Mar 8 Psychological Thriller, Horror

An unreliable narrator, gothic sexual dreams, demons, Scotland, a haunted house, and suspicious townies – I am here for this!

Will Haunt You by Brian Kirk; Mar 14 Horror

A book that will haunt you. Some of the weirdest chaos I’ve ever read. What is real? What is a dream? And will this really happen to me because I am reading this book?

Books I am anticipating to read:

What the Wind Knows by Amy Harmon; Mar 1 Historical Fiction, Romance

This one sounds a bit like Outlander but the reviews are great and it takes place in Ireland, so I decided to give it a try. I have this on my Kindle already.

Where the Forest Meets the Stars by Glendy Vanderah; Mar 1 Contemporary Lit

I’ve recently gotten into bird watching so was immediately drawn to the protagonist studying birds. The eeriness, the child that suddenly appears, the references to stars and the night sky all sound so lovely that I really want to check this story out.

Daisy Jones & The Six by Taylor Jenkins Reid; Mar 5 Historical Fiction

First off, I love the book cover. And secondly, a novel set in the 60s centering around a band and a girl – yes, please. This is my BOTM selection and I can’t wait to get my hands on it.

A Woman Is No Man by Etaf Rum; Mar 5 Historical Fiction

I think this is one of those important books we all should read. It’ll allow me to explore a new voice, a different perspective, a novel experience: Arab women living in America. I am looking forward to expanding my mind.

Shades of Magic, Vol 1 by V.E. Schwab; Mar 6 Graphic Novels, Fantasy

I loved Schwab’s Shades of Magic trilogy and I need more grey, red, and black London in my life.