The final book in the Iron Fey series. It was definitely a slow start. I thought with the cliffhanger at the end of the previous book that this would jump right in and hook me but it didn't. It didn't really get "good" until at least a hundred pages in. Even with all this shelter in place and isolation stuff happening, and having all this time to read, I chose to do other things and had a hard time picking this up. Once it got to the real action, I enjoyed it. Getting there left a little to be desired.
It did bring in all your favorite characters and they all had their roles to play. All the loose ends were tied up nicely at the end.

All in all, a good ending to the series. If you've made it this far through the books, then definitely read through til the end. Now we need Julie Kagawa to decide to do a Puck book ( )

I wasn't really convinced by this Iron Fey spin off at first but each book was better than the previous, and this final volume was excellent. Especially the last few chapters, which were incredibly emotional, and I admit, I teared up a bit. I also like what Julie Kagawa did with the fate of all the main characters and liked how Ethan and Kenzie's relationship was handled. Now I want more Iron Fey books... I'm not ready to leave the Nevernever! ( )

I have so many feels. I've been in a terrible book slump for pretty much all of this past year, but The Iron Warrior has awoken the booknerd within me. This novel gave me so many feels. Mostly because I can't believe the series is over! I read the Iron Fey series so many times (because Ash and Meghan is love) but Ethan's story is just as wonderful. I'm going to miss the world of Nevernever, but it was an amazing journey. ( )

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With the ending we get in The Iron Traitor, The Iron Warrior was one of my must read books of this fall. I will admit that I was a little unimpressed by it's slower start but I understand why it had to start that way. But I did love the way it built up to everything and the climax was everything I wanted it to be: slightly unpredictable and action packed. It was a solid way to end this series as a whole. I can only hope that we will get more Iron Fey stuff in the future because it is one of my all time favourite book worlds but as a fan, I'm very satisfied with this ending and I think other fans will be too :)

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Kept alive by a protective amulet, Ethan Chase wakes up from a month long coma after being stabbed in the back- literally. Keirran has declared war on the courts of the Nevernever. An army of Forgotten approaches. Ethan is chosen as the lands hero, he must stop Keirran or the boundary between the worlds will fall. Venturing into the Between, Ethan must face them himself and fill out his destiny. Will he make it? Will the world fall into chaos? Can Keirran be stopped?

In this thrilling novel you will find yourself in a whole other world. Monsters, faerys, Forgotten. Join Ethan as he fights to stop the Lady, and Keirran. Will their family ties throw him off? Can the Lady be defeated? Find out and read the book now. I rate this book four and a half stars. ( )