I also like Jace’s sarcasm and fondness of himself! I feel me and the author have similar sense of humour, because all of the jokes I felt I would say myself. I loved all the witty jokes in this novel. (Ok, maybe that was a little extreme, but you get my point.) I was skeptical when I started this book, but I really enjoyed myself! The reviews were on opposite ends of the pole, some being like: OH MY GOSH THIS BOOK WAS SOOO GREAT, and other being like: dear god this book was the death of me I hated it with every bone in my body, never read it ever, I give it…. One because sometimes YA fantasy is a little too mystical and out of the box for me too wrap my head around it and two, because of the mixed reviews it got. My Thoughts: I finally bought and read this book, after months of uncertainty. She also learns that all stories are true vampires, werewolves, faeries, warlocks, but not mummies, of course.īefore she knows it, Clary is swept into a world all things Shadow hunter, but all she cares about is getting her mother back. (Every evil person is named Valentine these days😂)That’s when she learns about the world of shadowhunters, people who are born and raised to kill demons, and keep peace on Earth. That’s when she meets Jace Wayland and that’s where she starts to question her whole existence.Ī few days later, her mother gets kidnapped by an evil man named Valentine.

The Plot: One night at a local club in New York City, sixteen year old Clary Fray witnesses a murder and her life changes.

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