Muir nails it again. A perfect third book for the series--a fresh tone and perspective paired with a deepening of existing characters and themes.
The surprise with each successive book is no longer the ease with which Muir blends twelve genres in a single book. It's that it's a new mix of genres each time. This time, the Locked Tomb's blend of sci-fi, horror and fantasy meets--among other things--a heist story, political intrigue, and middle-grade slice of life.
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earthlightning rated Wonderful Alexander and the Catwings: 5 stars
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earthlightning rated Ancillary Justice: 5 stars
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earthlightning rated The Girl from the Sea: 5 stars
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earthlightning reviewed Nona the Ninth by Tamsyn Muir
Review of 'Nona the Ninth' on 'Goodreads'
5 stars
earthlightning rated Gideon the Ninth: 5 stars
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