The Modern Faerie Tales: Ironside : A Modern Faerie Tale (Hardcover)

from lyrrael

It's time for Roiben's coronation -- but when Kaye tries to swear her undying love to him, he sends her on an impossible quest which banishes her from his presence, seemingly forever. In her quest to find belonging, she finds herself a pawn in the games of the fae. Can a pixie outplay a queen? I ...

from BookWhisperer

Very intriguing continuation of the first book. I find myself absorbed by the Robyn-Kaye relationship. Not many authors are capable of writing a story that has you questioning the characters motives. This story had me guessing right up to the last page.

from plettie2

I liked this series. I think that Holly Black has created three-dimensional characters that are interesting and compel the reader to care about what happens to them. The imaginary world in which they reside is believable and worth exploring. The series is gritty enough to not be trite, while beni...

from klarsenmd

Another quick, interesting read. I really enjoyed how this tied up the trilogy. I thought some of the story line was a little over the top, but in general the dark urban fantasy had a good plot and very imaginative writing. I certainly wouldn't let a young teen read it, but for older lovers of fa...

from CheriePie69

Ironside is the third book in Holly Black's Faerie Tale series, though it's actually a continuation of book one, Tithe. The second book, Valiant, takes place in the same world as books one and three but with different characters, some of which appear here as well. Kay and Roiben's stories however...