The iron king

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Paranormal romance in the style of Melissa Marr and Cassandra Clare. Meghan Chase loves her family, but she doesn’t love living on a pig farm in the Louisiana swamps. At least she’s got one friend—spindly prankster Robbie Goodfell. On Meghan’s 16th birthday, everything changes: Her four-year-old brother is replaced by a changeling, and Robbie admits he is a faery (Puck, of course). Robbie escorts Meghan into the Nevernever on a dangerous rescue mission, where she unsurprisingly discovers she…

This series was a lot of fun for me! The creation and depiction of the new clan of fey, The Iron Fey, was so inventive and riveting that...

Happy birthday to my sister! And happy publishing day to Julie Kagawa! Today, Julie Kagawa published her newest novel The Iron Raven. I recently bought the special editions of the Iron fey series (I've only received The Iron King yet). While I'm waiting until the matching paperback edition of the Iron Raven is published, I still wanted to talk about the Iron Fey series, to get into the mood today. As I have said in earlier posts, The Iron Fey, or better yet, The Iron King, was a book that…