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 The Iron Traitor is the 2nd book in The Iron Fey spinoff, Call Of The Forgotten and it doesn't live up to Kagawa's previous books. The Iron Traitor follows a pretty basic, predictable plot that didn't really surprise me. I mean look at the title, it's pretty easy to figure out who the "Iron Traitor" even before you start reading. I truly believe Julie Kagawa is a brilliant author, but this book didn't work for me well. 
 Just like in book #1, Ethan Chase is trying to avoid the fae and the dangerous Nevernever. The problem is that Ethan is immediately dragged into the Nevernever's conflicts when Kierran goes missing. Kenzie decides to tag along with Ethan and she refuses to be left behind at home while he goes to the Nevernever. 
 There were so many times when I felt like the search for Kierran would have been alot smoother if Ethan used some common sense. Sure, Ethan did act much more mature than he did in the previous book, but he wasn't acting very rational. The whole conflict of searching for Kierran would have been facilitated if Ethan had decided to visit Megan and Ash and tell them both everything he knew. Ash and Megan definitely know better than Ethan and I couldn't comprehend why Ethan had to go on this journey. Also why didn't Ethan seem bothered by the fact that Kenzie kept putting herself in danger by going on the quest. Ethan only acted angry for a few sentences, before getting over; I think Ethan wanted her to be with him on the trip to Nevernever. Kenzie isn't in a healthy condition and it didn't bother him how she was in the face of danger. 
 I do like Kenzie and Ethan's relationship, but their relationship became a little bit too much after a while. There's only so many times Kenzie could call Ethan "tough guy" before I felt like rolling my eyes. Their romance isn't bad, it just wasn't my favorite component of this book by far. I really like Kenzie and Ethan separately, but in The Iron Traitor they were pretty annoying whenever they were together. 
 I really liked how Kagawa expanded upon Kierran's character and showed us a different side of this mysterious character. I would have liked to see more of Annwyl and Kierran's relationship because Kagawa never really touched on it. I'm one of the few fans who actually want to see more of Kierran, because I have a feeling that Kierran is going to become even more interesting. 
 The Iron Traitor is an absolutely magical book that comes across a bit pale when compared to The Iron Prince. I have this premonition that book #3 is going to be absolutely amazing because the cliffhanger at the end of this one was so freaking intense. That was one of the best cliffhangers I've read in a while and I'm dying to read the next book. I really can't wait to see where Kagawa takes Ethan and Kenzie next!