Kady Cross

When Emily is kidnapped and ordered to transplant the Machinist's consciousness into one of his creations, Finley Jayne and her friends are forced to work with Jack Dandy, who compels Finley to evaluate her feelings for Griffin.

The Girl with the Iron Touch

Jeni Enjaian

I am disappointed that the rest of this series has not matched the level of the first book. I won't be adding this series to my own personal library. That being said, this book was a step up from the second. Returning to England and the Machinist storyline definitely improved the book and the series. What I did like about the book: the development of both Emily and Mila. Emily throughout the series was an extremely underused character. What I didn't like about the book: all of the romances...far too contrived and awkward (specifically the "almost" sex scenes).
Also, what's the point of Jasper? I have yet to figure that out.

The Girl with the Iron Touch

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