The Ninth Choir
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Pub Date 6 Jun 2026 | Archive Date 15 Dec 2026
Description
Father Otto Meier, the Vatican’s Remediator, investigates issues that might adversely affect the Church. His latest investigation focuses on the murder of a young lady who talked to angels, possibly committed by two priests. His investigation leads him to discover the Ninth Choir, the creatures that mankind believes are the angels who protect them and guide them every day. Otto’s investigation unearths the Creator, who manages humanity on the planet Earth by walking among them; a sixteen-year-old Archangel; and Viking-like warriors who protect the angels of the Ninth Choir as they go about their work among humanity every day. Oh, and then there is Miriam, a 500-year-old elemental witch with a foul temper, a hardened heart, and a dark soul. She believes in angels because she fell in love with one. Now someone is killing all the angels, which has thoroughly irritated Miriam. This is the Ninth’s story. But at its heart is the story of Miriam and Anna.
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Thank you to NetGalley, the publisher, and the author for the opportunity to read this book in advance.
Unfortunately, the writing style was not for me. It felt rambly and repetitive. The sentences started, "she _____" 5 times in a row in a paragraph. There is also a ton of vocabulary thrown at you right away, including many proper nouns, and 3 time jumps between the Preface and Chapter 2.
Reviewer 746964
Thanks to Netgalley and publisher. Great concept. Really great actually. There are ethereal beings assisting humanity and some who are opposed. But the problem with this book is the author cannot write dialogue at all. No one talks like that in reality and it's very child like writing. It's stilted and makes no sense. Also, there are a ton of anachronisms (Uber didn't exist in 2007) which maybe shows this is an alternate reality?
Hopefully there's improvement in the second book.
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Laini Taylor
Children's Fiction, Middle Grade, Sci Fi & Fantasy