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Julie Kagawa's World Of Fey

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“Touch her, and I 'll freeze your testicles off and put them in a jar. Understand?” - Ash

That 's just a taste of what to expect when you read this enchanting book of Julie Kagawa 's world of Fey. Before reading this book I was not a fan of the Fey theme. I thought that each series would be a copy of years of disney movies but Julie Kagawa has proved me wrong. I 've learned they can be dangerous, witty, sexy and strong.

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Sumary: The story resolves around sixteen year old Meghan Chase. Despire the fact that she lives her life like any other young teenager, she has always felt like someting was wrong. Ever since her father disappeared before her eyes when she was six and no one believed her she has never quite fit in at school or at

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