This review is also posted on my blog, Anatea's Bookshelf 
 I honestly don't know why it took me so long to finaly pick up this series when I have heard so much good things about it. But, I'm glad I finaly did. The Iron King left me speechles. The story is amazing. Even though I'm not really a fan of fey books, I loved this one. I finaly get it why people say Julie Kagawa is an amazing writer. I'm oficially hooked! 
 The world of Nevernever is beyond magical. I haven't encountered a world this beautiful and magical since Narnia. I loved all the descriptions of it and the creatures that live in Nevernever. The mix of something that old and magical with the tehnology is something I find very refreshing and interesting. 
 Meghan Chase is a great protagonist. I was amazed with how much she was willing to do to save her little brother and other people she cared about. Even after her whole world turned upside down, she kept her head and her priorities straight. She found out that she is a princess, daugther of Summer Court king, Oberon, but all she wanted was to save her brother. 
 Ash is a prince, Winter prince no less, a sworn enemy of Summer Court and Meghan. But yet, he agrees to help Meghan even though he could get what he wanted much faster. There is someting to him that makes me like him so much. It's probably his I'm-a-bad-boy-attitude but still, there is much more to him and I can't wait to read the next book to know more about thim. As you can assume, I'm Team Ash all the way. 
 Than there is Puck or Robin Goodfellow if you like. He's a prankster, Meghan's best friend and a person who was always there for her, until she entered the world of Nevernever, when he just keeps dissapering. He likes Meghan, even though she doesn't see him in that way. I whish there wasn't this whole love triangle because he is just perfect for the role of a best buddy, no romance feelings involved. 
 To sum it up, I LOVED The Iron King and would reccomand it to everyone. Even if you're not a fan of fairies, give this book a try, and I promise it won't dissapoint you. I can't wait to read the next instalment in The Iron Fey series, and I think it's safe to say that you can expect another review very soon.