The Iron Daughter (The Iron Fey, #2) in SOS: Serious Overload of Series

Jun 17, 2012 Jennifer rated it really liked it

In this second book of the series, meghan has to save the fey world from the iron fey. She finds out she has a weird power, that she really doesn't pay much attention to. I'm sure it will be come in handy later though. She chooses who shes going to be with. Whether it will Puck or Ash, and that's where it ends.

I liked this book. The beginning kind of made me bored, however when all the action began it became a lot more interesting. I wished that her ally wouldn't have died. And I wish the endin ...more

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Mar 09, 2011 Stephanie (Reading is Better With Cupcakes) rated it liked it · review of another edition

Shelves: young-adult, paranormal, read-2011

I was hesitant to even give this book 3 stars. I was fairly close to giving it 2. However, the story itself is what kept it at atleast a 3.

There were so many things about this book that irked me. Mainly, the way Meghan kept obsessing over Ash. How she wanted to be near him, how gorgeous he is, how she lived for his touch, blah blah blah. It was a bit over board. Maybe it is because I am not in the age bracket that this novel is intended for, but I don't think that is the whole reason that it was ...more

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Aug 04, 2013 KarenF rated it liked it

Shelves: library, ya, fantasy

I really like the world and all the fey stuff here. I think it's an interesting world with the Summer/Winter Court fey being threatened by the growing strength of the Iron Fey. It makes sense that the Iron fey are gaining strength based on the human focus and belief in new technology. A lot of the usual suspects are here, Oberon, Titania, Mab, Puck, Grimalken, etc. And that's a lot of fun for me because I've always enjoyed different takes on the fey. What doesn't work as well for me is the typic ...more

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