The story of A— in the body of H— following the events of second book, the story of the last few days in the life of Nona and her “family” of Camilla, Palamedes and Pyrrha trying to figure out who she is, and why, and of some other people of comparatively little importance. To Nona, that is.

Compared to other Locked Tomb novels this is (mostly) a light, fluffy story, and just like the other books it is A Lot less confusing on a second read. It also contains one of Gideon’s greatest lines.

I’ll have to repeat myself however: ALECTO WHEN!?