Review Detail

At the conclusion of The Iron Daughter, Meghan found herself exiled to the mortal world alongside her lover, Ash. Now, in the ultimate battle of the fey, she is needed to help defeat the Iron King once more. Thrown back into the world of adventure with her best pals, can Meghan succeed or will the Winter and Summer fey come to perish at the hand of the Iron fey?

So I loved the first two books in this series something fierce and The Iron Queen pretty much just adds another book of awesome to the pack. The Iron Queen is action packed, will wrench your heart around, make you angry, make you cry, and so much more all while not letting you sleep. Kagawa pulls out all the stops in The Iron Queen and takes readers on a twisting rollercoaster that will absolutely thrill you.

If it's possible, I think I fell harder for Ash than I already did. Meghan still bugged me a bit - my only issue with the book. She does learn to fight in The Iron Queen, which was my complaint for the other books, but something about her still just is too much of a damsel in distress for me. I continue to love Puck - but merely as the best friend. I love the wit and charm he brings to the story and both are only enhanced in The Iron Queen.

The plot of The Iron Queen was so good. I had absolutely no idea where it was going - it was a roller coaster of twists and turns with a few hot scenes mixed in. There were so many new things, and I loved all the new places in Never Never I got to discover.

I feel that The Iron Knight needs to be out tomorrow, because any time after that, I may go crazy and that just doesn't work out for me. Julie Kagawa has once again bewitched me with her way with words, and I simply am super excited to see where she will take Meghan and Ash's story next.