Nona The Ninth
(tordotcom)While Tamsyn Muir’s Nona The Ninth doesn’t appear to be very mad science-y on the surface, peer back the dark fantasy veil and you’ll find the undercurrent of scientific insanity crackling beneath. Warning, massive spoilers to follow. Nona The Ninth is the third book of Muir’s Locked Tomb series, and details how a galaxy controlling undead emperor rose to power with “necromancy” – which, in this universe, is just another word for science! Before John Gaius became The Emperor Undying, the ruler of a necromantic planetary dynasty in the far future, he was a simple Earth scientist from New Zealand. While trying to figure out global evacuation plan for a climate ravaged planet, John’s experiments in cryogenics accidentally granted him the ability to raise the dead. As world governments began to take notice and cultists start calling him “God,” things only got madder from there.
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