One of my biggest pet peeves – the perfect, dead ex-girlfriend – continued to be an issue in a huge way. I can’t say I was completely surprised, but there were definitely some wrenches thrown in the plans. I don’t want to say too much, but I will say that there were some pretty big twists along the way. So, I kind of felt like most of this book was Ash’s dose of karma for how he rebuffed Meghan in ‘The Iron Daughter’. After all, Meghan endured his cold shoulder treatment repeatedly. In some ways it was kind of fitting that now that Ash has finally figured out that he loves Meghan that he would be kept apart from her. He’ll stop at nothing to get back to her. He’s working diligently to find a way to get back to Meghan’s side, even if it means becoming human so that he can survive the Iron Realm. Picking up where ‘The Iron Queen’ and ‘Summer’s Crossing’ left off, Ash and Meghan are separated for most of this book. This story was action-packed and engaging right to the very end.
(Okay, maybe not all of the time spent discussing Ariella.) Gladly, I can say that this series did not fizzle out at the end like many series do. Over the course of a week or so, I have read the entire series from start to finish. From the time I started listening to this series, I have been unable to pull myself away from it.
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