An enjoyable continuation of this fantasy/steampunk/western amalgamation! We not only continue to follow Ceder, Mae, Rose, and the Madder brothers, but are also joined by Wil the wolf and the introduction to Captain Hink of the airship "Swift" (hence the title.) I always love the airship parts of steampunk and this book has plenty of chases, narrow escapes, and burgeoning romance to keep you turning pages. The only downside is that the book's beginning is very abrupt and may leave you wondering how they got to this event. Apparently there is a novella that takes place just before this which should be read to bridge the gap between "Dead Iron" and "Tin Swift." However, I still enjoyed the story and looking forward to the next installment.