Grim agrees to help Ash find a seer that knows the path to mortality.

They are also accompanied by another fey creature, a cait sith called Grimalkin (Grim). In fact, Puck accompanies Ash on his new quest to become mortal. But since Ash and Puck had to work together to help Meghan fulfill her various missions in the past books of this series, Ash is reluctant to be Puck's enemy and has somewhat forgiven him. In anger, Ash made a binding vow that he would one day kill Puck to avenge her death. Decades ago, they used to be close friends, but Puck did the unforgivable when one of his pranks on Ash and his girlfriend go haywire, resulting in the girlfriend's death. In this last addition to the series, we follow Meghan's lover Ash, as he tries desperately to fulfill his promise to Meghan that he will find a way to reunite with her.Ĭlick here to see the rest of this reviewĪsh is joined by his 'frenemy' Puck. This book is the fourth book in a series that, so far, followed the exploits of Meghan Chase, a normal high school girl that one day discovers she is actually half-fey and becomes embroiled in the politics between the Summer, Winter and Iron Fey Realms, realms that traditionally are wary and hostile towards each other. In this story, the human world co-exists with the Nevernever, which is essentially the realm of the Fey. Because the Iron Realm and the Winter Realm are incompatible with each other, Ash can never travel through the Iron Realm and Meghan can never enter the Winter Realm. Ash is the Prince of the Winter Fey who has to come to terms with his future without his love, the Iron Queen, Meghan Chase. To be with his lover, the Iron Queen, Ash goes on an arduous quest to earn a soul, facing physical and mental challenges, rediscovering old flames and coming to the understanding of what it truly means to be human.

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