“Like it or not, dove, you’ve become a major player in this war. Leanansidhe also points out to Meg that eventually, she will have to do more than just react to events: However, Meg gets some unexpected insights at the house of Leanansidhe, Queen of the Exiles, in between the human and fairy worlds, where the friends return for help.
Trying to use one or the other makes her sick. Her friend Puck tries to train her to use her magic skills, but because she now has the magic from both the Summer Court and the Iron Court, they are in conflict. In order to prepare for her potentially lethal encounter, Meg needs to learn how to fight, which Ash teaches her. Again.”Īnd there you have the plot of this book. If I ever wanted this endless running and fighting to stop, I would have to deal with the Iron King.
Meg realizes she can’t go home and endanger her family: He wants to capture Meg in order to obtain the iron magic power she acquired when she killed Machina, the real Iron King. But just outside her house she encounters Iron Fey, sent by the new False King of the Iron Court. Meg is now seventeen and Ash is no longer a prince, and the two are on their way to Meg’s old home in Louisiana to tell her parents she is back home and ready to resume a “normal” life. In spite of helping to save Summer and Winter from the Iron Fey Court, they committed the more egregious crime of falling in love with one another.
Half-Summer-fey Meghan Chase and the all-fey Winter Prince Ash have been exiled out of Nevernever back to the human world. This book starts shortly after the events at the end of Book Two. This is the third in the Iron Fey Series, which began with The Iron King and continued with The Iron Daughter. There are spoilers for Books One and Two, but none for this book.
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