The Iron Queen by Julie Kagawa

The Iron Queen by Julie Kagawa- 358 pgs.

Meghan Chase thought she left the world of the fey behind her.  After rescuing the Scepter of Seasons, Meghan and Ash were banished to from the Nevernever to live in the mortal world.  But a force is becoming stronger and is tearing the Nevernever apart.  Only Meghan can save the people and creatures from the approaching storm of the Iron Fey.  There is no turning back now and it will change her life forever.

The Iron Daughter by Julie Kagawa

The Iron Daughter by Julie Kagawa- 359 pgs.

Ever since Meghan Chase learned she was the daughter of the Summer faerie king, Oberon, her life has been anything but normal.  After rescuing her brother from the clutches of the Iron King, Meghan has to fulfill her deal with Prince Ash and go live with the Winter Court.  When Oberon arrives in the Winter Court to pass the Scepter of the Seasons to announce the beginning of winter, it is stolen and no one believes Meghan when she says it is the Iron Courts doing.  Meghan also discovers that her powers have been cut off.  Together with Ash and Puck, Meghan must use her wits to get the Scepter back before Winter and Summer start a war.  As if stopping a war wasn't enough, Meghan must also deal with her feelings for both Ash and Puck.  The life of a Faerie princess isn't easy.

The Iron King, by Julie Kagawa

The Iron King, by Julie Kagawa, 368 pages

When High School outcast Meghan Chase's little brother is taken by Faerys to their world, she discovers that there is much about her past that she did not know. Her best friend Robbie is actually the famous faery, Puck, and she herself is the daughter to king of the Seelie court, Oberon. Determined to get her brother back, Meghan travels through the dangerous land of the Nevernever with the help of Puck, Grimalkin the sassy talking cat, and the handsome Unseelie court prince, Ash. This book includes a lot of great action and suspense. I particularly enjoyed all of the throwbacks to classic literature like Peter Pan and A Midsummer Night's Dream. I would recommend this for teens who love Fantasy and Faery books.