I find it hard to put my sentiments in this very brief review of "Ash's Letter to Meghan" - because it's such a short, but very heartfelt piece. It's a letter crafted in the event of Ash pursuing his quest to reunite with Meghan and stand with her in the Iron Kingdom as her knight. It's notably most potent considering the events of "The Iron Knight" - the fourth book in the "Iron Fey" series. I would recommend reading this either in conjunction with or after that book considering the events, because while it's a potent letter standing by itself, it hits home a little more considering the journey Ash takes on.Overall score: 3.5/5 As much as it's a sweet and touching letter to the one he is devoted to, I can't give it many stars due to how, unfortunately cliche it sounds. I still have little understanding, even after reading the Iron King with scrutiny, to understand how either of them fell in love. Ash's manner just so happened to change after meeting Meghan? I don't buy it. I'm imagining to many Valentine chicks flying overhead in circles. Nevertheless, I did thoroughly enjoy how Meghan's character had completely developed as the series progressed. D: However, since my first impression of her wasn't very good, I still don't like her. ^^
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Why can't Ash be a real person? Absolutely in LOVE with him.
—gabby
Oh, Ashallyn'darkmyr Tallyn, I'm loving you so, so much♥
—Illicitus16
