Here are some March 10th new book releases on my radar (and should be on yours!). First, the ones I've had a chance to read:

Strange Girls by Sarvat Hasin 4.75/5 stars

Put this on your TBR if you enjoy messy lesbian lit fic with complex characters. This one is high in yearning.

The Complex by Karan Mahajan 4.5/5 stars

Put this on your TBR if you enjoy family drama and political intrigue (in this one, they're one and the same). We know from the start that a tragedy happens...but then go back to the beginning to explain why.

Whidbey by T Kira Madden 4.5/5 stars

Put this on your TBR if you appreciate discussions around who gets to tell a victim's story and the tendency of white women to speak over women of color. This has dark subject matter, but handles it thoughtfully.

Centroeuropa by Sarvat Hasin 3.5/5 stars

Put this on your TBR if you enjoy queer translated fiction with magical realism elements.

And the three I'm still waiting to get my hands on:

All the World Can Hold by Jung Yun

Why it interests me: it brings together people from different backgrounds to explore intriguing themes of needs and wants, regrets, and personal drama.

The Fox and the Devil by Kiersten White

Why it interests me: these words from the blurb: sapphic, vampire hunter, gothic.

You Should Have Been Nicer to my Mom by Vincent Tirado

Why it interests me: a gothic horror book centering an inheritance and a creepy house.