By: Julie Kagawa
Meghan Chase is under house arrest in the Unseelie Court, deserted by Ash, and strangely unable to use her power. Then the Iron Fey successfully start a war between Winter and Summer, and things get a whole lot worse.
The Iron Daughter dragged a bit in the middle, but was easy to follow and reasonably fast flowing. The story includes injuries, violence, death, killing, profanity, french kissing, and a brief reference to a nude individual doing suggestively sexual things. The sexual
undertones throughout the book do not seem to play a critical role in the story or to truly enhance it in any way.
undertones throughout the book do not seem to play a critical role in the story or to truly enhance it in any way.
See a review of the first book The Iron King.
I've read the first book in this series, but I haven't made it past that one. I was annoyed with love triangles at the time, especially when the girl is obviously going for the boy I don't like. But enough time has gone by, maybe I should pick this one up.
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