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It's no secret now that I absolutely LOVE Julie Kagawa and will read anything that this woman writes. Add that to the fact that I have been waiting for what feels like forever for this book and I think it's safe to say that I was super excited to finally have it in my hands.

The Iron Fey: Call of the Forgotten series focuses on the relationship between Ethan Chase and his nephew, Prince Keirran and centers around a prophecy that was revealed at the end of the Iron Fey series. Here we find Ethan frantically navigating the in Between on a quest to get Keirran back his soul and stop the impending war between the Courts of Nevernever and the Forgotten Queen.

Blinded by what he thinks is right, Keirran is leading the Forgotten Army straight into battle against the courts, including his mother. He's brash, but driven. He has all of the elements of a leader but it's his direction that's a little skewed. Ethan knows his nephew and he refuses to believe that this is what has become of Keirran. It isn't until Keirran attempts to kill Ethan again that Ethan finally realizes that Keirran must be stopped. Unwilling to kill his own nephew, Ethan sets out on a quest to find the only thing that can return Keirran to his former self - an amulet containing the essence of his soul.

I've loved Keirran since the first time he appeared in print. So I was right there along side Ethan the entire way as he fought to restore Keirrans soul. This doesn't mean that I didn't want to drop kick his fairy ass all the way through Nevernever. I could not believe how he was acting and it made it hard to love him. But I do love my damaged boys.

What I love about reading work from Kagawa is how alive her writing is. I'm normally not a huge fan of books relating to the fey but this has hands down become one of my favorite series. And that's all due in part to this world and these characters that just demand attention. These magical places feel so real that I want to travel there myself. I want to see through the glamour of the fey and feel the sun in the Summer court and the snow in the Winter court. I want my own Razor sitting on my shoulder. Truthfully, I just want more of this world and am sad that it came to a close. However, if Kagawa ever decides that she wants to reopen this world, I will be there in a heartbeat!


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The Iron Warrior The Iron Fey Julie Kagawa Books Reviews

Well I finally made time to finish up this series and I must say that ending is very bittersweet. The original Iron Fey books are some of my all-time favorites and while this continuation/spin off was enjoyable it never quite had the same spark for me that the original four had.

It’s still weird for me reading about Ethan as an adult, but I've really come to love him over these last three books. He has grown quite a bit and I really love who he became. But the one who stole the show for me was Kenzie. I love that Kenzie is so strong in her own way. She isn’t strong in the “I can kick your butt” sense, but Ethan would not have survived without Kenzie. She is ridiculously smart and gets them out of most jams. And then there is Kierran. That dumb boy broke my damn heart. He is so good at his core AND HE DID ALL THE DUMB THINGS. I wanted to strangle him and then smack him upside the head and then hug him.

Of course it was fun catching up with my favorites again and its cool seeing Meghan in all her queenly glory. Seeing Ash was wonderful cause I adore him and love him. And I loved seeing Puck because he cracks me up and he stole the scene whenever he showed up. Of course Julie Kagawa always delivers a great plot with tons of action and romance.

As much fun as I’ve had going back to this world, there is a small part of me that wishes we never went back to this world. The thing with continuing a series is that is takes away the happy ending from your favorites. Even though Meghan and Ash aren’t the central characters this time around, the nonsense Kierran pulls puts them through hell. I dunno. I just liked imagining Ash and Meghan all happy in my head. I still enjoyed these books, but I wanted my Meghan and Ash left alone.

All in all, The Iron Warrior was a good, albeit, bittersweet conclusion. It’s a fun read and I enjoyed visiting the Never Never again.
It's no secret now that I absolutely LOVE Julie Kagawa and will read anything that this woman writes. Add that to the fact that I have been waiting for what feels like forever for this book and I think it's safe to say that I was super excited to finally have it in my hands.

The Iron Fey Call of the Forgotten series focuses on the relationship between Ethan Chase and his nephew, Prince Keirran and centers around a prophecy that was revealed at the end of the Iron Fey series. Here we find Ethan frantically navigating the in Between on a quest to get Keirran back his soul and stop the impending war between the Courts of Nevernever and the Forgotten Queen.

Blinded by what he thinks is right, Keirran is leading the Forgotten Army straight into battle against the courts, including his mother. He's brash, but driven. He has all of the elements of a leader but it's his direction that's a little skewed. Ethan knows his nephew and he refuses to believe that this is what has become of Keirran. It isn't until Keirran attempts to kill Ethan again that Ethan finally realizes that Keirran must be stopped. Unwilling to kill his own nephew, Ethan sets out on a quest to find the only thing that can return Keirran to his former self - an amulet containing the essence of his soul.

I've loved Keirran since the first time he appeared in print. So I was right there along side Ethan the entire way as he fought to restore Keirrans soul. This doesn't mean that I didn't want to drop kick his fairy ass all the way through Nevernever. I could not believe how he was acting and it made it hard to love him. But I do love my damaged boys.

What I love about reading work from Kagawa is how alive her writing is. I'm normally not a huge fan of books relating to the fey but this has hands down become one of my favorite series. And that's all due in part to this world and these characters that just demand attention. These magical places feel so real that I want to travel there myself. I want to see through the glamour of the fey and feel the sun in the Summer court and the snow in the Winter court. I want my own Razor sitting on my shoulder. Truthfully, I just want more of this world and am sad that it came to a close. However, if Kagawa ever decides that she wants to reopen this world, I will be there in a heartbeat!