Iron Fey: Call of the Forgotten: The Iron King (Hardcover)

from momofthreewi

My almost 14-year-old daughter recommended this book to me and since we've liked many of the same books (Graceling, The Hunger Games, etc) I decided to give it a try. The Iron King was a bit of a departure for me as I'd never really read a book that was quite this fantasy-laden, filled with faeri...

from DeltaQueen50

The Iron King by Julie Kagawa is the first in her Iron Fey Trilogy and tells the story of a young girl, Meghan, who always felt something wasn't quite right with her world but nonetheless is astonished to find she is only half human, the other half is fey, and fey royalty at that. Drawing on many...

from spiritedstardust

I love fantasy mixed with current time - I'm also a sucker for a lovelorn bad boy. I would have liked this more had Meaghan been 22years old rather than 16, as a 28year old I am dying to find this genre with adults rather than teenagers as the characters - any recommendations are welcome.

from readingthruthenight

Title: Iron King Author: Julie Kagawa Pages: 368 Pub: 2010; Harlequin Teen Genre: Young Adult, Fantasy, Series Etc: The Short of It Seeking kidnapped brother in faery realm. The Long of It Megan turns sixteen and essentially all hell breaks lose, but not in the sense of boy problems. Er, at least...

from BurgandyIce

This story grew on me. The entire first half was mostly confusing and frustrating. Meghan was confused and frustrated. The fae were completely freaky and unusual. The wildwood was frightening. Her friend, Puck, changing from who she always knew into one of the oldest faeries in existence who smil...