Review: 
 Protagonist: Ethan Chase, the formerly four-year old brother of Iron Queen Meghan Chase is all grown up and due to his past trauma in the Nevernever he harbors a deep hatred for all things fey. He does his best to keep a low profile and to not bring attention to himself, but that never stops the fey completely. Now he has a reputation as a trouble maker due to run ins with the fey that leave him looking guilty of crimes such as arson. I was entranced by his passionate disdain for the fey and the internal struggle that he faced when he needed fey help to protect his family and those he cares about. Ethan also has a grudge with Meghan as she cut off ties with him when he was still very young. Those who have read Iron's Prophecy know why, but Ethan only knows that his sister turned her back on her family for Them. 
 Romance: Ethan's romance is with a girl named Kenzie that he meets when he starts at a new school after being expelled form his old one. Kenzie is, coming from a guy's perspective, totally my type. She is beautiful, while at the same time won't hesitate to bash a few skulls if she needs to. She is stubborn, smart, and won't let anyone stand in her way. She and Ethan don't exactly have an instant connection, especially since he pushes her away every five seconds to keep her away from the fey. I liked that, while there isn't a slow burn that evolves into an epic love over time, it wasn't too unbelievably instant. We also get to experience some romance from Ash and Meghan's son Keirran who has some forbidden love of his own. 
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 Overall, this is a great 5 out of 5. I don't think I could have given it a worse score even if I was extremely picky. The characters were written extremely well and the storyline is leaving me itching for more and concerned about what may come.