Harrow the Ninth

[blueshiftofdeath]

I just read this and the first book in the series, Gideon the Ninth. I absolutely loved both! Harrow the Ninth is very very different tonally, and ultimately (relevant to this group) delivers more f/f. I think it's enjoyable without that though-- this is a great pick for someone in the mood for "a book that happens to be f/f". Also a great pick for people that love human anatomy, because boy does this book have a whole lot of references to that.

This book felt kind of "intellectual" to me, especially compared to the more action-y first book. Which makes sense since this follows Harrow, the nerd to Gideon's jock character. I thought the conclusion of the book was just brilliant.

(I also made a little post on the series on my journal.)

Comments

[hebethen]

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[rocky41_7]

I know this is an older rec but I definitely second this--the entire Locked Tomb series is fantastic.