by Julie Kagawa
The third book of the Iron Fey series by Julie Kagawa. I enjoyed this book, although not as much as I enjoyed the first book. My actual rating would be 3.5 stars.Meghan Chase is the half-human daughter of the King of the Summer Court of Faeries, Oberon. She is friends with Puck and in love with the ...
Clearly I'm just mowing through this series..can't...stop...to....review..................(I want to see what's coming next..no solid HEA yet and I chase after the HEA in a series like a gambler shoves coins in the coin slot machine!)
Amazing!
Hands down...the best book in the series.
Actual rating: 3.5Original review: http://onabookbender.com/2011/10/19/review-the-iron-queen-by-julie-kagawa/Before I really get into this review, I have a couple of observations about my ratings: 1. I’ve been feeling like I’ve been inflating my grades (not on purpose, of course, just unintentionall...
This is one of those series in which each book gets better than the last. I loved diving back into this faery world (in fact, before I tried this series, I was anti-faery) and getting reacquainted with a cast of great characters--Meghan, Ash, Puck, and of course, Grim, my favorite talking fictional ...
This book was heartachingly beautiful! Meghan really found her way in this one, and all the main characters grew and showed a lot more maturity, and less selfishness, even the fey-boys :DI loved how Meghan stood by her word, and even went so far as to be ready to sacrifice herself for fairy, and fo...
Alright, I liked this one. I'm starting to feel a bit better about pushing through it.I was pleasantly surprised by the end, even though I sort of gathered it was going that way. I was left hoping for more with Ash in the end and I was thrilled that Puck isn't (hopefully) going to spend the whole ...
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