March 2026 list by Angie R. |
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All the Stars in the Daylight Sky
by Maya MacGregor
Eighteen-year-old Cam has never felt at home—split between Texas and Scotland, newly diagnosed as autistic, and struggling with her family. But when she encounters the Fair Folk in a Scottish forest, she learns she’s caught their attention, and that means danger.
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Carnival Fantástico
by Angela Montoya
An unputdownable romantasy following a young woman posing as fortune-teller at a magical traveling carnival, where the handsome boy who once broke her heart resurfaces and warns her that the carnival is more sinister than it appears.
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A Date with Darcy
by Tiffany Schmidt
Fifteen-year-old romance lover Merrilee Campbell believes boys are better in books—until she transfers to Reginald R. Hero Prep, where every guy seems straight out of a classic novel. When brooding Monroe Stratford climbs her trellis, Merri thinks she’s living her own Pride & Prejudice–style story. But as real life and literature collide, she learns that first impressions can mislead and that she’s the one who gets to write her own romance.
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Enola Holmes and the Clanging Coffin
by Nancy Springer
In 1891 London, Enola Holmes rescues a mysterious young woman buried alive and becomes entangled in a chilling case that draws her into a dangerous battle alongside her brother Sherlock against his most implacable enemy, Professor Moriarty.
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To Ensnare a Prince
by Melanie Cellier
Natalie knows the only way to secure her future is to become a queen. And that means marrying the only available crown prince. How hard could it be to catch a single prince?
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Heart's Gambit
by J. D. Myall
Destined to duel to the death to uphold a centuries-old curse, Emma and Malcolm, two teens from rival magical families, defy fate when they fall in love and scheme to end the witch's hold over their families.
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The House No One Sees
by Adina King
Penelope Ross has always felt like a passenger in her mother's fairytale--until the night of her seventeenth birthday, when she is forced to enter her own. After a text from her estranged mother rips her away from a night with friends, Penny is forced into a kaleidoscope of memories locked inside the dark labyrinth of her childhood home.
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Love Me Tomorrow
by Emiko Jean
When seventeen-year-old Emma wishes for proof that love is real, she starts receiving letters from her true love in the future and attempts to uncover the identity of the sender in the past.
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Playing with Forever
by Rebecca Jenshak
Seventeen-year-old Lacey Kerr is a lot of things: head cheerleader, an A+ student, vice president of student council, a loyal friend, and beloved by her classmates.
What she isn't is a fan of star soccer player Vaughn Collins. And he knows it. Unfortunately for him, he needs her. But as they spend more time together, studying and crossing things off Lacey's list, they realize they're more alike than either of them wants to admit.
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Red Star Rebels
by Amie Kaufman
In 2067, Hunter Graves, heir to the family that built Mars, gets stranded during an evacuation, along with Cleo, a sharp‑tongued stowaway. When mercenaries reveal a plan to blow up the base in eight hours, the two must team up to survive, stop the explosion, and deal with the inconvenient fact that they’re falling for each other.
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16 Forever
by Lance Rubin
On the morning of his 16th birthday—again—Carter Cohen discovers he’s stuck in a loop: every time he turns 17, he resets back to 16, losing his memories while everyone else moves on. His girlfriend, Maggie, can’t bear watching him forget her year after year, so she decides to let him go. But Carter senses there’s more between them than she admits, and as they drift apart, they start falling for each other all over again. With Maggie heading to college and Carter’s next reset approaching, they race to find a future that isn’t trapped at 16.
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A Stage Set for Villains
by Shannon J. Spann
The performers of the Playhouse are as worshipped as they are feared, their enchanting shows bending hearts, minds, and even reality itself. Vicious, godlike, lethal. Eighteen-year-old Riven Hesper knows the dangers better than anyone, after her own encounter with a Player resulted in a curse that is slowly killing her.
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The Swan's Daughter
by Roshani Chokshi
Eighteen-year-old Prince Arris hopes to escape the cursed fate of his predecessors, each of whom dies shortly after marriage, so he strikes a deal with Demelza, a seventeen-year-old veritas swan maiden who can separate truth from lies.
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This is Not a Test
by Courtney Summers
Sloane Price knows there are worse things than the end of the world. When the zombie apocalypse hits, she feels nothing—she’s already lost her sister and sees little reason to keep going. But trapped in her high school with five other teens, she’s forced to confront brutal choices about survival, sacrifice, and whether she still wants to live as the dead close in.
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Until the Clock Strikes Midnight
by Alechia Dow
In this cozy, romantic YA fantasy, a Guardian and a Misfortune go head-to-head over the fate of a lovesick bookshop owner.
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