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melschafer 's review for:
Harrow the Ninth
by Tamsyn Muir
I have never read anything like it.
It's confusing.
Early on you know that Harrow is losing or has lost her mind, and that she is soon going to be dead, and that other dead are still around and a bit of a problem.
I liked the idea of sanity and reality as a bubble trying to hold itself together, more or less successfully at various points.
At times the book reiterated an anatomy textbook - or perhaps the book was being haunted by an anatomy textbook revenant. Nothing is as it seems!
It's confusing.
Early on you know that Harrow is losing or has lost her mind, and that she is soon going to be dead, and that other dead are still around and a bit of a problem.
I liked the idea of sanity and reality as a bubble trying to hold itself together, more or less successfully at various points.
At times the book reiterated an anatomy textbook - or perhaps the book was being haunted by an anatomy textbook revenant. Nothing is as it seems!