I think I've outgrown Kagawa's books. I loved the original Iron Fey trilogy (and the extra book from Ash's POV), but this spin off felt drawn out. You could cut out the middle 100 or so pages from each book and make a much better paced story. In fact, I did skim through the middle 150 pages of this one, read the last 100 pages, and was able to pick up the story again easily. That's not a good sign. If there is that little going on in 150 pages that skipping it doesn't affect my reading experience, then the story needs to be reworked. 
 I was just so bored. 
 Again, that has been a problem for me this entire trilogy. I just don't care about Ethan. I'm not a fan of Kenzie or Razor. The other side characters that are introduced aren't fleshed out enough for me to get excited when they appear. The only characters I was invested in were Keirran, Ash, and Meaghan because I've already read an entire series about Meaghan and Ash. Of course I care what happens to their dipshit child. 
 The character deaths at the end didn't do much for me either. I felt sorry for Keirran, and I was glad to see that resolved but the whole book was so meh that by the end, I just wanted it to be over. If I hadn't read the original series, I doubt I would have finished the trilogy. 
 With this book and all the mixed reviews for the Talon series, I think it's time to take a break from Kagawa. I really enjoyed her first books and parts of her vampire series, but I don't have any patience left for how she creates her stories. It feels like filler action. I'm over it.