Monthly Planned Reads for March

Somehow this year (so far), I've been able to keep myself to the TBR I've planned. It's working otu realyl well for my reading and reviewing schedule and I hope it continues. May this yer be the year I don't fall tremendously behind on my reviews. May this year be a reading-slump free one! That one may be a bit too much to ask, but here's the general March TBR:

Mist of Midnight by Sandra Byrd.
One of my favorite historical fiction authors tries a new century and a new feel. I loved Byrd's Tudor fiction and her Victorian is not a disappointment. I am finishing this up now for the blog tour and am already anticipating book two! Check back later for my thoughts on Byrd's gothic mystery.

The Forgotten Sisters by Shannon Hale
Bloomsbury asked me to be on the tour for this and I am so excited. This is such a charming and feminist book; I wish I had been able to read it as an actual young adult. A hopefully fitting finale to an impressive series! 

Reluctantly Charmed by Ellie O'Neill.
This is a review book I was sent and it mixes modern day Ireland with real life versions off the fairies it's so widely known for. It looks and sounds pretty entertaining and I do really enjoy the cover.

Those are the three I am most looking forward to this month. That said I am sure I will read much more than three novels this entire month. Don't forget to check out our Reading Challenges tab to see how Dani and I are faring with Flights of Fantast, Bookish Bingo, and Fairy Tale challenges!