The Iron Queen (Iron Fey, #3)

by Julie Kagawa

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I suppose at some point when you're reading the third book in a series you know what you expect. You know the writer's style, the way they unfold plots and develop characters so it feels like there is less to review.

At least that's how it was with this book, with two exceptions. 1 - Meghan is really dense at one point. Like [b:Eclipse|428263|Eclipse (Twilight, #3)|Stephenie Meyer|https://i.gr-assets.com/images/S/compressed.photo.goodreads.com/books/1361038355l/428263._SY75_.jpg|2675454] dense. It's just annoying when you can see something so clearly that the characters miss.
2 - There isn't as much angst in this one. There's a lot of fun romance and some sweet moments. And a good story can't be all angst all the time. So this isn't a criticism so much as a commentary.

It's still a fun, exciting book with characters I obviously enjoy enough to follow through this many books and into the next one.