#march tbr

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JOMPBPC 3/1/25 tbr this month

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March TBR--

So, like February, we're going to have quite a few ebooks on the TBR for the month. We have three huge NetGalley ARCs we're reading in March (seriously, so excited for these). We'll also be trying out a new to me Romance Subgenre and reading this SciFi book that one of my husband's coworkers gave to him to give to me since I guess he heard I enjoy SciFi? I think he also heard I've been looking for some really good SciFi (the fucking Expanse has really ruined me for a lot of SciFi out there).

Shards of Earth by Adrian Tchaikovsky--I'm going into this one knowing very little. My husband said his coworker really enjoys this author and wanted to pass it along. After Earth was destroyed, mankind created a fighting elite to save their species. In the silence of space they could communicate mind-to-mind with the enemy. Then their alien aggressors simply disappeared. Now, 50 years later, one of these elite finds something the aliens abandoned in space. But, are they returning? And if so, why? I'm just hoping for some good SciFi. Keep your fingers crossed for me.

Archer by Rebecca Sharp (Kindle)--This will be my next attempt at reading Romance subgenres that are new to me. In this one, we're reading about a bodyguard romance. I think Goodreads calls is a "romance bodyguard thriller" so I really have no clue what to expect. This is book 1 in the Reynolds Protective series. Keira McKenna has lived her life in Witness Protection following her father's testimony against Boston's Irish mob. But when crimes start happening in the town she's settled in, Keira knows the mob has found her. She must rely on the Reynolds Protective agent to keep her safe. All the girlies love a good "Touch Her and I'll Kill You" moment so let's see if it will live up to the hype for me.

Direct Descendant by Tanya Huff (NetGalley)--When I saw the cover for this one on NetGalley, I was so drawn in. And then I read the synopsis. This is a cozy horror novel set in the idyllic town of Lake Argen. Generations ago, the founders made a deal with a dark force. In exchange for their service, the town will stay prosperous and successful, and keep outsiders out. It's worked great. Until a visitor goes missing, and his wealthy family sends a private investigator to find him and everything goes sideways. Now, Cassidy Prewitt, town baker and part-time servant of the dark force has to contend with a rising army of darkness, a very frustrated town, and a very cute PI who she might be falling for.

A Drop of Corruption by Robert Jackson Bennett (NetGalley)--In the follow up to The Tainted Cup, Ana Dolabra may have met her match. In the canton of Yarrowdale, at the very edge of the Empire's reach, a Treasury officer has disappeared into thin air--abducted from his quarters while the door and windows remain locked from the inside, in a building whose entrances and exits are under constant guard. Before long, Ana's discovered that they're not investigating a disappearance, but a murder. And that the killing was just the first chess move by an adversary who seems to pass through warded doors like a ghost and who can predict every one of Ana's moves as though they can see the future.

Cold Eternity by S.A. Barnes (NetGalley)-- Halley is on the run from an interplanetary political scandal that has put a huge target on her back. She heads to a gigantic space barge housing the cryogenically frozen bodies of Earth's most wealthy citizens to lay low. The ship and its cry program are long defunct, but Halley starts to think she sees figures crawling in the hallways. It's not long before she realizes she may have gotten herself trapped in an even more dangerous situation than the one she was running from.

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📚 March TBR 📚

My friend does a thing on Insta where she carries the books she didn’t read from her TBR the previous month into the new month. I want to do that with my TBR! So, the top part is what’s left over from my February TBR and the bottom is my new March TBR!

What are you hoping to read in May?

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Just One More Page's March Book Photo Challenge

March 1, 2023 - TBR This Month

I saw this pop up on my feed and I'm trying to find smaller ways to participate more in the booklr community. And I knew that I had a lot of books that I had acquired recently, and these are only part of what's on my to-be-read list, but ones that I figured I could read this month. Or, at least, make an attempt at reading. We'll see how far I actually get.

First on my TBR is The Starless Sea by Erin Morgenstern. I have read this book before, but this time around it's for the Traveling Book Project being put in by @just0nemorepage and I'm excited for it!

The rest of the list is Convenience Store Woman by Sayaka Murata, Poison for Breakfast by Lemony Snicket, The Kaiju Preservation Society by John Scalzi, A Psalm for the Wild-Built by Becky Chambers, The Stardust Thief by Chelsea Abdullah, Qualityland by Marc-Uwe Kling, Firekeeper's Daughter by Angeline Boulley, and Book of Night by Holly Black.

What's your TBR for this month? Do you plan one? Or just get what feels like you'll most read at the moment? I usually do what I feel like I'll read, but I do have a rough idea of books I would like to read.

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I have never done this but let’s see how it goes.

March TBR list

Innate magic (The Marrowbone Spells) by Shannon Fay

External Forces (The Marrowbone Spells) by Shannon Fay

Outrun the Moon by Stacy Lee

Guile by Constance Cooper

Six of Crows by Leigh Bardugo

Crooked Kingdom by Leigh Bardugo

The Name of The Star (Shades of London) by Maureen Johnson

The Madness Underneath (Shades of London) by Maureen Johnson

The Shadow Cabinet (Shades of London) by Maureen Johnson

The Poison Season by Mara Rutherford

A Multitude of Dreams by MaraRutherford

Sorcery of Thorns by Margaret Rogerson

Mystery of Thorn Manor by Margaret Rogerson

Legend by Marie Lu

Prodigy by Marie Lu

Champion by Marie Lu

Rebel by Marie Lu

I’ll probably add more but this is it for now. Hopefully I update this at the end of the month to see if i finished all this or not. (Especially now that ramadan is coming up and i have school too 😪,, this gonna take a while fellas)

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The Aotearoa New Zealand Readathon Part Two

Aotearoa NZ Readathon is still alive and kicking and with ten days left in February, I have a few more books to add to my list. Above, we have Cousins by Patricia Grace but I’ll actually be reading her new short story collection Bird Child and other stories which I am very excited to get my hands on. I seem to have several short story collections on my library requests list which will be a nice…

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March TBR ☺️

*not pictured - The Maid, by Nita Prose, already read *

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✨March TBR✨

Starting with A Little Life because I like to suffer lol