Shakespeare gave us Puck, Oberon, Titania. Julie Kagawa gives us... Machina. This is A Midsummer Night's Terminator: Rise of the Machines. The story doesn't even get going until halfway through the book and the first 50% is painful. It's a good thing my annual pass to Disneyland expired otherwise I'd drop kick Tinkerbell on sight. However, the story does pick up and there are flashes of mediocrity. I gave it an extra star for reminding me of Captain EO.