The Iron Knight
Readers rate it 3.9 (73 on Hardcover)
400 pages · Released Oct 25, 2011 · Harlequin
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The Iron Knight is the fourth book in Julie Kagawa's Iron Fey series and is best read as part of the sequence. It features fantasy action and adventure with romantic elements, aimed at older teens. The story includes combat scenes and some darker themes typical of paranormal romance, but emphasizes loyalty, sacrifice, and personal growth. Parents should note this is part of a larger series with ongoing character relationships and mythology.
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394 pages ; 21 cm.860L Lexile 394 pages ; 21 cm.860L Lexile
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- adventure
- Fantasy
- Young Adult
- Juvenile Fiction
- Romance
- Love
- Princes
- Fantasy fiction
- Fairies
- Fiction
- Juvenile literature
- Love stories
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ISBN 9780373210367 · Harlequin