Leia quoted Necrobane by Daniel M. Ford (The Warden, #2)
Aelis de Lenti, Lone Pine's newly assigned Warden, is in deep trouble. She has just …
*Onoma, I don't speak to you much unless it is to invoke your name in a curse. I don't know if you hear that, or this, and I don't know that you care. But I do think you care about the perversion and elision of death that the animated corpses represent. Grant us your favor as we destroy them.
— Necrobane by Daniel M. Ford (The Warden, #2) (17%)
This book series is interesting in that not only is the main character a necromancer, but one opposed to the reanimation of the dead. In this world by this point, necromancers are more surgeons and healers than letting people know about their body's extended warranty.
It's also gay, but not mentioned here.