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• 5.0 out of 5 stars from Joseph L. Crow -- Utter madness : ...but, y’know, in a good way. So, you’ve got your unreliable narrator, and your weird timeline stuff, and your hyper-goth Warhammer 40K riff, and your utterly heartbreaking fever dream of loss and forgetfulness and fractured memory, and then you add some vengeful planet-sized revenant-gods, and a little millennia-long interpersonal drama and betrayal, and doomed ghosts battling on the edge of a galaxy-sized necromantic river of souls, and the world’s worst dad joke, and then you load it into a shotgun and you shoot yourself in the face with it. ( Reviewed in the United States on August 6, 2020 )
• 1.0 out of 5 stars from K. Ambrose -- The first book was so very very good. Sadly, this book was awful. : The first book was so very very good. Sadly, this book was awful. I only finished it out of stubbornness. You spend the first full two thirds of the book with the characters powerless and confused. The plot never makes any progress. Promises made to the reader never materialize. Then the last third, the plot goes a bunch of meaningless directions. And in the end, I just didn't care. The first book was an amazing journey. This was a disappointing waste. I wish the author had done the 3-5 full scale revisions that were probably needed to get this to a good place. ( Reviewed in the United States on August 13, 2020 )
• 1.0 out of 5 stars from Seruko -- Is it ironic that I continue reading a book about necromancy out of only morbid curiosity? No) : The book begins with an incomprehensible but interesting action hook with a totally unnecessary spoiler, then provides a prologue, a pro-prologue which is completely unnecessary if you've read the first book, a retcon (or possibly its protagonists delusion), and then a mystery that if you've read the first book you already know the answer to and if you haven't will be totally incomprehensible. ( Reviewed in the United States on August 8, 2020 )
• 5.0 out of 5 stars from Laura Kipfer -- What you need : I've read fun books. I've read funny book. I've read tense books. I've read scary books. I've read painful books. I've read sad books. I've read unique books. I've read thrilling books. ( Reviewed in the United States on August 11, 2020 )
• 1.0 out of 5 stars from glider -- Don't buy this one because you liked the 1st : This is *not* a sequel and does not continue the original story. 75% of the book has no plot. Scattered and irrelevant flashbacks waste most pages. If you liked the first book, don't get this one. Minimal inclusion of the engaging and humorous dialogue (or internal monologue) which made the first book such a pleasant surprise, and what's included here is only in the last few chapters. No spoilers, but *very* dissappointing ending. I won't buy the third book. ( Reviewed in the United States on August 8, 2020 )
• 5.0 out of 5 stars from T R -- Brilliant and riveting follow up. : I called the first book a rare gem and this installment is cut from the same stock. ( Reviewed in the United States on August 5, 2020 )
• 5.0 out of 5 stars from C -- Better than Gideon the Ninth : I actually found this book to be superior to the first one. Pacing is better and I didn't hate the narrative jumps here that often drive me batty in other books. Plus, something is going on with Harrow and we know that fundamentally she is not the same person who woke up on the Emperor's transport originally after the events in Canaan. ( Reviewed in the United States on August 5, 2020 )
• 5.0 out of 5 stars from TipsyTenoh -- GIDEON? YES : The last third of the book makes you realize the first two thirds were just a clever ploy to get you stoked as all get out during that final third. Once you hit the coffee shop AU you’re almost there. Still more questions than answers and so I can’t wait for the third book. Switching between second person perspective is a FANTASTIC literary tool that melds into the reveal PERFECTLY. THIS BOOK IS SO GOOD ITS SO CLEVER I LOVE THIS TRIOLOGY MY POOR HEART HARROW AND GIDEON ARE IDIOTS A PERFECT TEAM AND YOU CANT HAVE ONE WITHOUT THE OTHER U FOOLS THE AUTHOR WEILDS GREAT POWER WAY TOO EFFECTIVELY WITH NO REMORSE ( Reviewed in the United States on August 8, 2020 )
• 5.0 out of 5 stars from Fantasy Geek -- Brilliant, Surreal and Mysterious sucker punch of a second novel. : This is book two in the locked Tomb series. This is Science Fantasy or what was once known as space opera so pseudo magical powers and hand to hand combat involving swords goes hand in hand with Space Ships. Set in a futuristic empire where the Emperor Undying has mastered the power of death in his long war agaisnt a powerful enemy in book one the call went out to the nine houses of the empire to find new Lyctors, also known as Necro saints, the emperor’s most powerful servants most of the original nine have been destroyed in the long war. The events of that novel Gideon the ninth directly lead into this so if you are new go back and start there. While on the surface the format is near identical to Gideon the ninth, a young inexperienced queer protagonist is trying to find her way in a universe much bigger and more dangerous then she could imagine, in practice this is a very different experience. ( Reviewed in the United Kingdom on August 4, 2020 )
• 4.0 out of 5 stars from Stephen -- A confusing surprise : I want to start with this - Harrow the Ninth confused the hell out of me but, for the most part, that was my fault and I do thoroughly recommend it (it will be interesting to see if others struggle also). ( Reviewed in the United Kingdom on August 4, 2020 )
• 4.0 out of 5 stars from Richard Middleton -- Frustrating, but stick with it as it gets good : I thoroughly enjoyed Gideon the Ninth, with its necromancer magic and sparky characters. Given the potentially universe-spanning canvas, the small-scale Agatha Christie style 'characters trapped in a mansion' mystery was unexpected and fun, but suggested the author's fondness for 'one-set' play-like stories might become an issue in subsequent books. This is borne out in the first two thirds of Harrow The Ninth, where we are given a second-person perspective of Harrow, a small cast, another 'trapped in a mansion' setting and another supposed mystery. It quickly becomes a frustrating read, as by page 63 it's abundantly clear what the topline 'mystery' of what has happened to Harrow and Gideon is, but it's not until around page 380 that this 'revelation' is provided in the story, so there's an awful lot of readerly waiting around in the meantime (particularly given that for a lot of it, Harrow doesn't have 'agency' and things just happen to her, which is narratively very unsatisfying). Fortunately Muir's always-interesting writing saves all this from becoming unbearable, and once the revelation is out things kick into several higher gears and Muir's creativity and imagination suddenly explode onto the page. The last 120 or so pages return to Gideon the Ninth greatness and leave us nicely set up for book 3. So if you find the much of the book less than satisfying, hang on in there because it brightens up hugely in the latter stages. If Muir had cut a couple of hundred pages from the 'pre-revelation' section and added more meat (as it were) to the post-revelation section then I'd have given this 5 stars, but as its stands for me it barely scraped 4. ( Reviewed in the United Kingdom on August 12, 2020 )
• 5.0 out of 5 stars from Paul T. -- Brilliantly confusing : Is this SF or fantasy? Rule of thumb: necromancy, magic, and a lot of fighting with swords, that's fantasy. Spaceships, advanced science - that's SF. ( Reviewed in the United Kingdom on February 22, 2021 )
• 3.0 out of 5 stars from Mr. A Weston -- Stick with it for the spectacular ending : I found this second book of The Locked Tomb Trilogy rather tiresome. ( Reviewed in the United Kingdom on August 3, 2021 )

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