Books of March
- Stella
- Apr 15
- 5 min read
Hello dreamers!
March was such an amazing month for Discovedry Radar. Here are 5 books you need to add to your TBR and an audiobook I think you will love!😉
You can click the image to see the original post, and I have provided links to the authors & the places you can buy their book (I highly recommend supporting your local bookstores or the authors directly, if you can).
Doctor & Duelist
Doctor & Duelist by Artemisia Clare is a cloak and dagger historical romance and the first book in The Blades of Saint-Mitre series.
A Renaissance era, friends to lovers story, with epic sword duels and a murderer on the loose, is the perfect book for a cozy Saturday morning.
Doctor & Duelist will be out on April 17th, 2026.
Synopsis:
The trials and tribulations of 16th century France spare no one and no place, not even the City of Fountains...
It's 1567 in Aix-en-Provence. Oste Lézin, the scandalous leader of a local confraternity, the Order of Saint-Mitre, is a commissioned city doctor at long last. Dorotèa Galoup, a member of the order, carries the secret that she's the masked duelist who has playfully sparred with him for years. Their friendship and deceptions tarry without trouble until the times catch up with them and leave Oste severely wounded after taking a stand during Reformation conflict.
Though he's back to work come summer, Oste is displeased to find that his own confraternity sent Dorotèa to assist him with his duties, and even more displeased when he encounters her next to a murder victim her first day on the job. Dorotèa and Oste find themselves working together in a reluctant alliance not only in a desperate bid to get a killer off the Aixois streets, but to find peace in what it means to love and be loved in return.
A Raven in the Storm
A Raven in the Storm by Alida Miranda-Wolff is the first book in the Gods of Tellus series, an epic fantasy series featuring a complex magic system, a sharp-minded and emotionally scarred heroine, and a slow-burn romance set against ecological collapse and class revolution.
The audiobook is out now from East House Productions, narrated by Esther Wane.
A Raven in the Storm was published on November 4th, 2025.
Synopsis:
How far will one woman go to save a dying goddess?
The natural world is unraveling as the tyrant king of Tellus drains the Earth Mother’s magic for his own political gain.
Lady Lyanna Tempestas is fated to rule the Stormlands—until the night she commits a desperate act of violence and discovers the half-eaten Earth Mother. Vowing to stop the king at any cost, Lyanna takes refuge in the Sunlands, the kingdom’s richest and most politically-treacherous court.
Under the protection of the powerful Coronis family, Lyanna secretly joins the Resistance to overthrow the king. As she grows closer to the scholarly and vengeful Cassius Coronis—rumored to wield blood magic—she becomes entangled in a web of revolution, divine power, and forbidden love.
You Did Nothing Wrong
You Did Nothing Wrong by CG Drews is a dark domestic suspense meets haunted house horror in this unnerving adult debut guaranteed to keep you awake for days afterwards.
This adult Psychological Horror is perfect for fans of The Push and The Haunting of Hill House.
You Did Nothing Wrong was published on March 17th, 2026 by St. Martin's Press.
Synopsis:
Single mother Elodie’s life has become a fairy tale. She’s met Bren, equal parts golden-retriever devoted and sinfully handsome. He’s whisked her and her autistic son, Jude, to the crumbling family house he’s renovating. She has a new husband, a new house, and a new baby on the way. Everything is perfect.
Then Jude claims he can hear voices in the walls. He says their renovations are “hurting” the house. Even Elodie can’t ignore it–something strange is going on. The question is, is it with the house, or with her son?
Then the one secret Elodie has been hiding is revealed, and no one is safe anymore.
A pulse-pounding, clever take on the haunted house novel, You Did Nothing Wrong examines the complexities of motherhood and the twisted bonds of family as it races to its shocking ending.
The Bone Brides
The Bone Brides by Marley Rose-Teter is a Sapphic YA portal fantasy in which a girl must save her changeling girlfriend from a terrifying faerie realm before they both end up trapped in skins not their own.
Think of Hayao Miyazaki meets Guillermo del Toro, in a terrifying faery realm with veiled monsters & an abyssal faery queen.
The Bone Brides will be published on September 29th, 2026 by Page Street YA.
Synopsis:
Nola James can handle it. She can handle that her father is dead. She can handle that her friends, bored with her grief, left her behind. Nola James has to handle it because Lumi—the love of her life and a faery changeling—is in danger. Not only is Lumi's human mother trying to kill her, but she’s being hunted by veiled monsters that want to return her to the fae. Hiding out in an abandoned cabin with only a skeleton-rabbit for company is hard, but Nola can handle it. And she does.
Until Lumi is abducted.
In order to save her, Nola must enter the faery a boggy world in which eyeless horses parade as brides, ghost-bees produce transformative honey, and skeletons dance in skin-colored cloaks. Aided by a witch-girl with uncertain motives, Nola uncovers the realm’s terrifying power over changelings. If Nola can’t outplay an abyssal faery queen and find the courage to let the world see her own pain, Lumi will be trapped—not only in faeryland but in a skin that’s not her own.
The Gods Will Sing Our Song
The Gods Will Sing Our Song by Autumn Krause is a sweeping WWII historical romance threaded with magic and myth. In it, two star-crossed Japanese American teenagers find a love more powerful than the gods. The story is inspired by Autumn's family story and their experiences in the American WWII incarceration camps.
The Gods Will Sing Our Song will be released on September 1st, 2026, by Delacorte Press.
Synopsis:
In this sweeping WWII historical romance threaded with magic and myth, two star-crossed Japanese American teenagers find a love more powerful than the gods—inspired by the author's true family history of internment and resilience.
A divine favor can change everything.
1942. War rumbles across the world, gods stir in the wind, and two lives are set on a collision course that will change them forever.
Seventeen-year-old Ren Hamada has always been defined by his troubled past, while Violet Aratani has only ever worried about keeping her straight-A grades and helping her parents run their beloved print shop. The two have little in common beyond the old magic that thrums in their worn family relics—and the fact that they’re Japanese American in a country determined to cast them as the enemy.
Forced out of their homes and into ramshackle wooden barracks in the California desert by the US government, Ren and Violet collide. In a barbed wire world where everything they thought they knew is upside-down, the magnetic pull between them is the only thing that makes sense.
But there’s more than just desert dust swirling in the air. A god walks among them, his mortal form tethered to the camp, and only Violet and Ren hold the key to freeing him—an act that would earn them an immeasurable reward. Yet with tensions rising and their lives on the line, is even a divine favor powerful enough to save them?
A big thank you to MTMC Tours for inviting me as a host for these tours, and to the lovely Autumn Krause for having me on her street team!
Next month's post will feature more incredible books, so stay tuned!
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