Review: An In-betweener
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 07 2, 2010
For those who are already in the series, I am certain it was even better to know what happened to Meghan and Ash. I see the heat building and would like to see it go somewhere in the future books. Meghan is apparently a faery princess who made a deal to save her brother in a prior book in this series. She now has to make good on that promise no matter how afraid she is. She seems determined and strong and isn't a pushover, which I like in a character. Ash seems distant and dark, which is intriguing. I liked the Hunter character because he was honorable and admitted basically that he got tricked, but still overall good and scary.This is an in between story between Iron King and Iron Daughter. Neither of which have I read. I didn't even know about the series, so when I saw this and saw that it filled in a gap between two books in a series, I was excited. I like to get a look into a world of a book series to know if I want to get involved with the books or not. This was perfect for that. Not only was it well written, but it got me intrigued for the series. I plan to go back and get started on the first one and by the second one I will already have a good idea of how they got there. The characters are good and I already want to know more about a few who were mentioned in this little shortie. It was a good read and at the price of $0, why not?