Jennifer Jackson – Literary Agent

Nona the Ninth by Tamsyn Muir, the third book in the Locked Tomb series, has debuted at #15 on the USA Today bestseller list!

Nona the Ninth by Tamsyn Muir, the third book in the Locked Tomb series, has debuted on the New York Times fiction bestsellers lists at #4 on the hardcover list and #9 on the print & ebook combined list!

The series has also just passed the milestone of selling 500,000 copies!!!

Nona the Ninth by Tamsyn Muir is one of Cosmopolitan’s 17 Best Fall 2022 Books That You Won’t Be Able to Put Down!

“Tamsyn Muir continues to deliver one of the best sci-fi series of all time with her third book in the series. And luckily for all of us, it’s not ending just yet. She also has a fourth book, Alecto the Ninth, coming out next year.” — Cosmopolitan

Nona the Ninth by Tamsyn Muir

“At just about six months old (in a nineteen-year-old body), Nona lives a full life. She recounts her dreams to her protectors and works as a teacher’s aide at a local school. She’s been grudgingly accepted by a gang of streetwise kids and is trusted to watch a beloved teacher’s dog. At the edges of Nona’s life, glimpses of other truths occasionally slip through: there’s a giant blue sphere hanging in the sky, for one thing. Zombies are a problem. Occasionally Nona and her family are kidnapped by a clandestine local cell and interrogated about her true identity, but she manages to find the best in even those situations. In this ancillary volume set between Harrow the Ninth (2020) and the forthcoming Alecto the Ninth, Muir takes the time to explore unfolding calamity through the eyes of a true innocent. The book is set over the course of five days in the prelude to an apocalyptic event, with chapters interspersed where the reader learns how the death and resurrection of the people of Earth came to pass. Muir fans will be even more eager for the imperial scope of Alecto once they’ve finished Nona’s quiet character study.” — Booklist

The Law by Jim Butcher

“Author Jim Butcher made the right choice in performing his latest work himself. It’s a masterpiece. He said that his usual narrator, James Marsters, has nothing to fear, but Butcher’s first attempt at narration is an unqualified success. He has a great speaking voice and truly relates to his characters. The emotion he puts into the work comes across in the wide variety of characters, who include an elderly magician/lawyer, a stupidly stubborn antagonist, and various creatures that inhabit the world of wizard/private investigator Harry Dresden. The brief work is a delight from start to finish, and Butcher’s youthful satisfaction comes across on every page. This may be Butcher’s first attempt at performing his own work, but let’s hope it won’t be his last. Winner of AudioFile Earphones Award (July 2022)” — AudioFile Magazine