Take a photo of a barcode or cover
4.26 AVERAGE
4.26 AVERAGE
I just finished this and I cant express all my feelings.
It was great, spectacular, wonderful, heavenly ;) and I could keep on and on.
I have to said that the last two book of this series wasn't that great, but this book... this book made it worthwhile. I'M NOT KIDDING
First of all I Have to said that I cry a lot in this book, and not only in the sad parts but when ever I see how much all the characters have grown and develop I couldn't stop myself. For my part I could finally get along with Alec, I can see why he is the way he is and how deep he loves his family and that he do anything for his loved ones. I can also say that I love Simon in this book, I more mature but he remaining the same.
I love how Cassandra Clare includes all the different character of all her series of the shadow hunter sword and mix then in one story.
The part when Jace goes to see Brother Zacharias and he is not longer a silence brother and now is Jem, the same Jem we met at "The Infernal Devices" , made me cry so hard, it was so beautiful, that I cant even... really.... I dont have enough words to describe that scene.
And... the only thing that I didn't like about this book was the "Simon thing" at the end, I mean, I like that he is not a vampire anymore, but why he have to forget everything? that's not fair and even when we know that he will start remember, is just not enough for my, but well not all in this life is a wish maker factory
So, in brief, this book was amazing, it worth every second it takes to read it, and yeah, its amazing, so, read it ... Now!
The story itself was ok. It was pretty predictable so I got about half way and kept asking isn't over yet? But it was entertaining enough that I had to finish. And, despite the set up for another series, I think I'm going to pass.
Sad because tmi is over now. No more adventures about Clary and Jace and Simon and Izzy and Alec and Magnus. We say goodbye to this wonderful characters and it's a wonderfully painful goodbye. We will miss them. I miss them so much. We'll never read about their adventures in their perspective and it's sad. But it had to happen.
So to end this, I just wanted to say thank you Cassandra Clare. Thank you for these amazing characters. Thank you for this lovely serie that changed lots of lives. Thank you.
Now I shall returned to my crying and hugging the books.
It was 2013, I got my first kindle and this was the series I decided to read. There is a me before and after those events.
Ok, I was at the end of my family vacation and there wasn't anything I wanted more than to escape for a few moments. THIS BOOK WAS IT. Clary was amazing, and honestly everything a teenage of color wanted to be (there are some problematics things here, but let's skip those), Jace was everything a girl could dream to love e be loved by, and I didn't need much more.
I want to discloure here in the early reviews that I absolutely love fantasy romance and the more complex the better. This book only semented my love for it. The world, culture, and everything created for these is so good. Years later and I still don't know how to explain why I love these books the way I do. I want to say it's well written but maybe it's the plot that's so out there ~for time it was written~, I mean talk about a plot twist. I've read them all so many times that I could probably quote a number of random passages at any given moments.
Anyway, like Twilight I got some life lessons, and still don't know how or why. There's something about seeing strong women not only being physically strong but mentally, but also seeing they being vunerable and it being okay, because shit happens and you don't have be strong all the time. But, they being badass was awesome.
i'm still getting my angelical rune tatto
