See review in full awesomeness here: The Iron Knight 
 Spoilers Ahead! 
 I absolutely love everything about this series! I've added it to the Must Reads section of the blog and have already started to force persuade my bookish friends to read the series. Why didn't I read these sooner?! 
 First of all, I'm so glad THE IRON QUEEN wasn't the end of Meghan's story because Meghan - Ash = Breakdown. I am so emotionally invested in these characters because they're just so lovable! Their flaws, quirks, relationships will take you on a roller-coaster, and you'll be feeling every up and down just like Meghan and Ash do in the story. It's written that well. Officially love anything Julie Kagawa writes now. By default. 
 If you read SUMMER'S CROSSING, this novel picks right up where it left off. Puck and Ash teaming up to get the immortal ice prince a soul. Their first task of many is to find our all time favorite cat, Grimalkin. 
 I was a little worried when I first picked this up because it was in Ash's POV, and I had gotten so used to Meghan's. It was written differently enough so I had no problems distinguishing them, Ash's POV really seemed like Ash's POV. 
 I loved the addition of the Big Bad Wolf, he added a much needed personality to the party. Of course, I like pretty much any character in the Iron Fey series so... Anyway, I loved the bickering and history shown between Grimalkin and the Wolf because they are indeed cat and dog. 
 The trials Ash had to go through were perfect, I was a bit doubtful they would be cheesy or too simple, but I couldn't have thought of better ones myself even if I thought about it for a million years. They also made me think, as a human, what is means to be human. You could almost feel how Ash was suffering, discovering how different a body with a soul was compared to his immortal fey body. 
 I was freaking out when I read about Ash's last trial-a vision of his future if he did indeed pass. Him growing old and eventually dying alone, being powerless. I was so glad when the Guardian told him he's "something else" and then we discovered he had a bit of magic left in him and wasn't going to grow old. Phew! 
 The very end with Grimalkin was beautiful and bittersweet, "I am happy that you have finally found peace." 
 Me: 
 Looks like everyone can finally have their Happily Forever After.