The Iron Warrior (Iron Fey, #7)

by Julie Kagawa

Waking after a month on the brink of death, Ethan Chase is stunned to learn that the Veil that conceals the fey from human sight was temporarily torn away. Although humankind's glimpse of the world of Faery lasted just a brief moment, the human world has been cast into chaos, and the emotion and glamour produced by fear and wonder has renewed the tremendous power of the Forgotten Queen. Now, she is at the forefront of an uprising against the courts of Summer and Wintera reckoning that will have cataclysmic effects on the Nevernever.

• ISBN10: 0606415432
• ISBN13: 9780606415439
• Publish Date: 1 January 2015 (first published 1 November 2014)
• Publish Status: Active
• Imprint: Turtleback
• Edition: Bound for Schools & Libraries ed.
• Format: Hardcover (Library Binding)
• Pages: 352
• Language: English

Reviews

[Sam@WLABB]

I purchased this book when I was at YALLFest in November, and I discussed my reticence to read this last book with the awesome Julie Kagawa herself. Well, I finally read the last book, and I was quite pleased with the ever after Kagawa gave to all my Iron Fey friends.

There was lots of action and adventure, and was a really quick read. The swoon factor was quite high too. I just love Ethan and Kenzie together. But, the thing that affected me the most, was this beautiful overarching theme of family, that kept popping up all over this book. You just felt the love all over. I had a bunch of feels.

Thanks for the adventures Julie Kagawa. =)

[reveriesociety_]

I... Excuse me as I pick up my feels. They're all over the place!

[tweetybugshouse]

I am so sad to see this series come to the end but that just means that maybe these characters will start talking to Kagawa and we get a whole new story line with these well developed characters that we all come to love. I think this is by far my most favorite favorite series it got all the things i grown up loving. It got the queens and kings of fairy, it got mortals who can now see those faires, it got a talking cat, and then you add in the new iron fey with all the quirks that they bring to the story. Kagawa has woven this magical land of nevernever and yes i very sad to see it end but it ended very well nicely done.