The Iron Knight by Julie Kagawa
My rating: 3 of 5 stars
I am a SLUT for books in the love interest’s point of view. And this is an amazing example of how to do that that.
We got insight into Ash’s motives and see his perspective of all the chaos up to this point. We see one acting like a complete ASSHOLE *cough cough Puck* then read Ash’s flashbacks and background info and have a bit of an …
“I promised I’d find a way for us to be together. I intend to keep that promise. Even if it means trekking through a sprawling, deadly marsh in search of a rumor. Even if it means putting up with my fiercest and most annoying rival, Robin Goodfellow, who—despite all his attempts to hide it—is in love with my queen as well. I don’t know why I haven’t killed him yet. Maybe because Puck is Meghan’s closest friend, and she would mourn him terribly if he were gone (though I can’t understand why). Or, maybe, deep down, I’m tired of being alone.”
And of course, any adventure in this book world would not be complete without Grimalkin
“I can see it on your face. Why, I wonder? Why does he come so far? What is it that he desires so badly, to risk the ire of the Bone Witch? What is it you want, Ash of the Winter Court?”
“Would you believe the cat owes him money?” Puck’s voice came from behind my shoulder, making me wince. The witch scowled at him.
“I did not ask you, Robin Goodfellow,” she snapped, jabbing a clawlike finger at him”
I seriously love all the secondary characters in this book, they are each so well developed with an integral role in the each adventure
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