He’s the kinda cat you don’t want to have against you. Meghan sees her chance, after being saved by Ash, and gets away from Summer Court, together with the amazing Cait Sith, better known as Grimalkin. Winter and Summer fight against the monster, which ends up in a discussion about who got the monster in at the Elysium. They dance forever, until another monster emerges from out of nowhere.

During the second part of the book, after the Elysium, everything gets SO MUCH BETTER.įinally he’s here, and even though he’s from the Winter Court, he asks Meghan to dance. It was okay, but it just kept dragging on. Until then, I found the story very entertaining, but it wasn’t something I would like to read forever. Meghan struggles with staying at her father’s place, because she still has to find her brother. The Winter Court will visit the Summer Court, to discuss the peace treaty. They fight (verbally) and finally Meghan has to stay at the Summer Court, waiting for the Elysium. Oberon doesn’t really like Meghan and is still mad at Puck – Robin – Puck, for not taking good care of Meghan, which has been his job since the day Meghan was born. And as usual, half bloods aren’t very popular. Coincidence: Lord Oberon of the Summer Court is her father. More determenid to get her brother, she meets her REAL father. In Nevernever, she encounters the scariest and weirdest animals she’s ever seen. Luckily, it doesn’t cost her too much time to adjust to that. The moment Robin revealed his true nature to her and her little brother gets abducted by fearies, Meghan is taken to Nevernever by Robin. I didn’t like the way she was acting all innocent and maybe, just maybe, a bit witty. I didn’t like Meghan because she was complaining and didn’t actually take good care of herself. She thinks she’s having a breakdown, while actually she’s finally able to see what she always belonged to see faeries. Things that are like… scary and unrealistic. Meghan’s best friend, Robin, always knows how to make her laugh, even though she’s poor and she struggles with fitting in at school. Her mom and Luke got a baby, Ethan, and moved to the so called swamp. Her father disappeared when Meghan was younger and her mom got a new boyfriend, Luke. She lives in what she calls a swamp and has to go to school by walking and by bus. The stories starts by introducing our main character called Meghan Chase. The series contains 4 books 3 of them are from the POV of Meghan, 1 of them is from the POV of Ash *blushes*.

So that explains.”) The Iron Fey series is written by talented Julia Kagawa and the first book in the series, The Iron King, was released exactly 4 years ago today, so it feels good to review the book today. I never have really talked about my obsession with this series, so I guess it’s good to tell you guys about my first fictional crush, one of my first book obsessions and me finding out that cats are actually the funniest animals on earth (“I’m a cat.

The iron king by julie kagawa