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* IllGirl: [[spoiler:Kenzie has leukemia and isn't sure how long she has left to live.]] She seems better in the epilogue though.
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''Call of the Forgotten'' is the spinoff sequel to the ''[[Literature/TheIronKing Iron Fey]]'' series by Creator/JulieKagawa. The story revolves around Meghan's younger half brother Ethan Chase, now all grown up and cursed with the ability to see the fey, who make his life a living hell as a result. Trying not to drag anyone else into the mess that is his life, Ethan tries to stay as isolated as possible - until he meets Mackenzie "Kenzie" St. James, who absolutely refuses to be scared away by him. To make matters worse, a new species of creepy glamour-sucking fey appears, half-faeries start disappearing, and Ethan and Kenzie end up being sucked into a new war of the fey that involves Ethan's entire faery side of the family...
The series consists of three books: ''The Lost Prince'', ''The Iron Traitor'' and ''The Iron Warrior''.
!!''Call of the Forgotten'' contains examples of the following tropes:
* BackForTheFinale: Grimalkin, the Wolf and the witch all return near the end (although Grimalkin has had a few appearances before), and Ash and Puck get another scene of fighting side by side, like back in the original series.
* BrainsAndBrawn: Ethan (brawn) and Kenzie (brains), especially later on. It's actually pointed out by both of them.
* CastFromLifespan: Kenzie trades a month of her natural lifespan to Leanansidhe to gain the Sight. [[spoiler:Later Ethan has to trade an entire year for the right to use the trod to the Deep Wyld, where they hope to find Annwyl.]]
* DistantFinale: The epilogue takes place eight months after the end of the main storyline.
* FaceHeelTurn: [[spoiler:Keirran at the end of ''Iron Traitor''. The plot of ''Iron Warrior'' largely revolves around bringing him back.]]
* GuileHero: Kenzie, especially nearing the end. She bargains and tricks her way through the entire Nevernever and manages to resolve situations Ethan would have solved with violence.
* HeroicSacrifice: [[spoiler:Annwyl in ''Iron Warrior''. It was clear from the very beginning that she'd die if Keirran destroyed the amulet and regained his soul, but she also ended up TakingTheBullet in a strike meant for Ethan.]]
* IllGirl: [[spoiler:Kenzie has leukemia and isn't sure how long she has left to live.]] She seems better in the epilogue though.
* PluckyGirl: Giving up is not in Kenzie's vocabulary.
* SpoilerTitle: ''The Iron Traitor'' hints at [[spoiler:Keirran's betrayal at the end of the book.]]
* TroubledButCute: Ethan, so very much. He only acts like a jerk because he doesn't want anyone to get caught up in his faery business by getting too close to him.
The series consists of three books: ''The Lost Prince'', ''The Iron Traitor'' and ''The Iron Warrior''.
!!''Call of the Forgotten'' contains examples of the following tropes:
* BackForTheFinale: Grimalkin, the Wolf and the witch all return near the end (although Grimalkin has had a few appearances before), and Ash and Puck get another scene of fighting side by side, like back in the original series.
* BrainsAndBrawn: Ethan (brawn) and Kenzie (brains), especially later on. It's actually pointed out by both of them.
* CastFromLifespan: Kenzie trades a month of her natural lifespan to Leanansidhe to gain the Sight. [[spoiler:Later Ethan has to trade an entire year for the right to use the trod to the Deep Wyld, where they hope to find Annwyl.]]
* DistantFinale: The epilogue takes place eight months after the end of the main storyline.
* FaceHeelTurn: [[spoiler:Keirran at the end of ''Iron Traitor''. The plot of ''Iron Warrior'' largely revolves around bringing him back.]]
* GuileHero: Kenzie, especially nearing the end. She bargains and tricks her way through the entire Nevernever and manages to resolve situations Ethan would have solved with violence.
* HeroicSacrifice: [[spoiler:Annwyl in ''Iron Warrior''. It was clear from the very beginning that she'd die if Keirran destroyed the amulet and regained his soul, but she also ended up TakingTheBullet in a strike meant for Ethan.]]
* IllGirl: [[spoiler:Kenzie has leukemia and isn't sure how long she has left to live.]] She seems better in the epilogue though.
* PluckyGirl: Giving up is not in Kenzie's vocabulary.
* SpoilerTitle: ''The Iron Traitor'' hints at [[spoiler:Keirran's betrayal at the end of the book.]]
* TroubledButCute: Ethan, so very much. He only acts like a jerk because he doesn't want anyone to get caught up in his faery business by getting too close to him.
