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Guest Post and Giveaway: Author Molly Ringle.Book Review: Point of Retreat (Slammed #2) by Coll.Book Review: The Lost Prince (The Iron Fey: Call o.Book Review: All At Sea by Heather Wardell.Book Review: The Spark (Extrahumans #3) by Susan J.Book Review: Rejection by Meagan Bridges.I'm really looking forward to where Kagawa takes this story! I do suggest that you read the other Iron Fey books first, otherwise you'll spoil the ending to the first books in the series. Overall, I would highly recommend this book. And speaking of favorite characters, I do wish there was more of Meghan and Ash in this book, but I was happy just to get a glimpse of them living out their happy ending. It is simply outstanding! I love Kagawa's descriptive prose, and find it so easy to imagine myself in the Nevernever right along with my favorite characters. Like the other Iron Fey books, the imagery really set this book apart. Maybe it's my medical background, but the signs were too clear to mistake. There was one major plot point that I did predict very early in the book. He's had a lifetime of keeping his feelings to himself, and he can't undergo a huge emotional shift overnight. I wish he would have expressed more of his feelings, but I do understand why he didn't. But, as far as male narrators go, Ethan is pretty perfect. I simply like a female point of view much more than a male first person narrative. I liked Ethan as a narrator, but I did miss Meghan's voice. I love the world Kagawa has created and was really excited to spend some more time in it.

The Lost Prince's story, pacing, and emotions were just as great as its predecessors'. I had really high hopes for this book, having read and loved the first three books in the Iron Fey series, and Kagawa did not disappoint me with The Lost Prince.

The lost prince by julie kagawa