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Iron Kin (2013)

by M.J. Scott(Favorite Author)

3.66 of 5 Votes: 1

ISBN

0451465059 (ISBN13: 9780451465054)

languge

English

genre

Romance

publisher

ROC

series

The Half-Light City

review 1: Every time I find an author or series I love, I start the latest book with the thought that I will restrain myself and read a little at a time so I can savor the book. With Iron Kin, much like numerous other books, I couldn't help but devour it as quickly as possible. I wanted to knoww more about Fen and Saskia, and all of the issues between the four races of this world. I was not at all disappointed...at least not I until I finished the book and realized I would have to wait almost a year for the next book, Fire Kin, which I think will be about Liam and-I'm sort of hoping-Bryony. I guess I'll just have to wait and see. M.J. Scott needs to write faster, lol. I need more of her books.
review 2: It wasn't as good as the others in the series, and I was disappointe... mored in the ending. I felt like that piece of the story was rushed (and not a true ending). Don't get me wrong, the majority of what I read are series of stories so I'm accustomed to a certain amount of open-ended-ness. However, I felt like there was a chunk missing, like the last chapter was cut out of the story or something. Again, please believe me, the story wasn't bad. On the contrary, I enjoyed most of what I was reading, plus I really liked Saskia, but that just made the way it was finished even worse. It just wasn't as good as I was hoping it would be, and didn't live up to the other books in the series, which is a shame. That being said, out of my own sense of morbid curiosity, I'll still probably give the next book a shot. I just hope curiosity won't metaphorically kill this cat. less

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