The Iron Queen - Julie Kagawa

Tittle: The Iron Queen

Series: The Iron Fey

Author: Julie Kagawa

Genre: YA, fiction, fantasy, paranormal, fairies, romance

Pages: 384

Publisher: Harlequin Teen

Format: Paperback

Time to read it: 4 days

Language: English

Rating: 5/5

“The Iron Queen” id the third book in the “Iron fey series by Julie Kagawa, a series I started years ago an that I was pleased to return to get into. The series follows Megan Chase a half human, half fairy, daughter of the summer king Oberon. The fey folk have been in danger for a long time since a new kind of fey start appearing, the iron fey, which glamour is mortal to the fey folk.

Megan killed the last Iron king and absorbed his power, however she and Ash have been exiled from the Nevernever. However this exiled might not be for long since they need Megan again to destroy the new Iron king who is attacking and spreading her kingdom over to the Nevernever.

I really liked this book. I think it was clever and really captivating and easy to get into after years since I read the previous book. The way Julie Kagawa describes the world and really the customs of the fey folk is impressive. In addition to this I liked how Ash changes in this book, how he shows his vulnerabilities to Megan and is proud of having them. Megan is a character that grows a lot in this book to, she learns how to fight and defend herself. And even if she does not want to become a killer she is decided to do whatever is in her hands to save the Nevernever.

To sum up, a really good book and I cannot wait to pick up the last installment in the series, the iron knight next month.

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