Looking for a new book? You can't go wrong with one of March's new releases, which include a highly anticipated domestic thriller from Harlan Coben and a novel about a 1970s rock band from the author of The Seven Husbands of Evelyn Hugo.
Each month the Goodreads Editorial team takes a look at the books that are being published, how early reviewers are rating them, and how many of you are adding these books to your Want to Read shelf. We use the information to curate this list of books you can't wait to read.
Sex, drugs, and rock and roll dominate this tale of a 1970s band making it big, from the author of The Seven Husbands of Evelyn Hugo.
Release date: March 5
Read our interview with Taylor Jenkins Reid here.
In this domestic thriller, a wealthy Manhattanite's daughter disappears into a world of drugs. In an effort to save her, he discovers family secrets he never suspected.
Release date: March 19
Read our interview with Harlan Coben here.
In this book full of magic, a gingerbread baker tells her daughter a long bedtime story about her lineage, from the author of Boy, Snow, Bird.
Release date: March 5
Read our interview with Helen Oyeyemi here.
If you had to pick five people to sum up your life, who would they be? In this debut, an elderly Irish man pulls up a stool at a hotel bar and raises a toast to the five people who have meant the most to him.
Release date: March 5
Read our interview with Anne Griffin here.
After a messy breakup with her longtime white boyfriend, a Jamaican British woman living in London seeks comfort in all of the wrong places.
Release date: March 19
Read our interview with Candice Carty-Williams here.
In this novel, two Korean girls in the 1930s join their village's all-female diving collective, beginning a life of excitement and danger.
Release date: March 5
A suburban wife with a history of psychological instability has fears about her new neighbor that could lead them both to murder.
Release date: March 5
This epic fantasy from the author of the Hugo Award-winning comic book series Ms. Marvel is set during the height of the Spanish Inquisition.
Release date: March 12
This YA fantasy is a gender-bending King Arthur retelling, as a young woman is revealed to be the reincarnation of the legendary leader.
Release date: March 26
In this follow-up to her bestselling book Girl, Wash Your Face, Hollis encourages women to stop talking themselves out of their dreams.
Release date: March 12
Anderson was inspired to write this lyrical memoir after hearing from fans of her 1999 novel, Speak, which gave voice to a young sexual-assault survivor.
Release date: March 12
Which new releases are you looking forward to reading? Let's talk books in the comments!
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