City of Glass
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Still pursuing a cure for her mother's enchantment, Clary uses all her powers and ingenuity to get into Idris, the forbidden country of the secretive Shadowhunters, and to its capital, the City of Glass, where with the help of a newfound friend, Sebastian, she uncovers important truths about her family's
… More »Still pursuing a cure for her mother's enchantment, Clary uses all her powers and ingenuity to get into Idris, the forbidden country of the secretive Shadowhunters, and to its capital, the City of Glass, where with the help of a newfound friend, Sebastian, she uncovers important truths about her family's past that will not only help save her mother but all those that she holds most dear.
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Add a Summarycouldn't have asked for a better ending. I got everything I wanted. I don't want to summarize the book, I'll leave that to others, but I will say that there are some heartbreakingly beautiful scenes in this book. The characters became more developed and more endearing, especially Jace. His sarcastic wit is certainly present in this book; however, he is no longer hiding behind his carefully constructed facade. His torment over Clary is glaringly obvious from the first chapter. I noticed that another review stated that she wished Clary and Jace hadn't have been as close as they were until they knew the truth about not being related, but I have to disagree. Clary was the only person in the world that made Jace feel like he belonged and she was the only person he belonged to and the fact that she didn't turn away from him when he told her that he loved her probably meant more to him than her waiting until she knew the truth to love him back the same way. He had resigned himself to love her always, no matter what, and I'm glad that he got to know that she had resigned herself to the same fate. Cassandra Clare works magic with this novel. The excitement begins on the first page and doesn't stop until the final sentence. She brings everything full circle for a completely satisfying ending - even though fans would be more than happy to read about these beloved characters forever, I know I will miss them. I look forward to seeing some of the characters from this series in her new series "The Clockwork Angel"

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Add a CommentMany questions are answered, many mysteries solved. Some we didn' t even know abou! Epilogue (at least for me) is a real tearjerker.
This is the third book in The Mortal Instruments series. First was City of Bones, second was City of Ashes. I am really enjoying this series, and finding the books go very quickly. Here, Clary is determined to go to Idris and find the warlock that holds the secret to reviving Clary's mother. But Jace is determined that she shouldn't go, as he is worried about her safety. Jace even tries to get Simon to help in keeping Clary in New York. Of course, Clary goes despite what others may want her to do, and finds Idris more than she expected. There is a lot going on here, with Clary, Jace and Jace's adoptive family. We also see Simon mature into his new life and find both friends and foes in unexpected places. Clary learns (again) that things aren't always what they seem, and that her gifts offer interesting solutions to seemingly difficult situations. We see the struggle between the Shadowhunters and the Downworlders and how Valentine gives them a common enemy. But can they really work together? There are new characters introduced here, more Shadowhunters and other creatures. Tragedy comes to the Lightwood family and another battle kills many more. But there is hope and a new way forward, thanks to Clary and her skills.
um, is this the 3rd book?
if you don't want the plot to be ruined for you, just simply don't read the comments until you read the book. It's that easy, there is no need for censorship.
Come one guys. Please don't give away things about the story. I'm sure the library has strict policies that prevent me from expressing my true feelings about having the book spoiled, so I'll refrain and say this: I haven't even read the book yet and I already know about the plot twist that involves Jace and Clary...
So glad that Jace wasn't Clary's brother! But in a way she still kisses her brother.... Great ending! I would have asked the Angel for Jace too!
finished this book in 2 days i oved it soooooo much i cant even put it into words the way everythin turns out is amazing i actuallly cried!!!!!!!!!!
Not my fav book in this series but still a good one.
Clare's solution to the romance between Jace and Clary was extremely disappointing. The idea was so predictable that I thought she would never, ever consider following through with it, but she did. The rest of the book I really did enjoy, however.
This book is annoying in that it exposes the worst of teen fiction, whereby things get twisted to such a degree that you feel like you're watching some godawful soap opera on the b-channel - yes, the brother is not the brother. Ugh! This whole drama gets to the point where it takes over and even swallows some of the more interesting plot elements. Anyhow, blah blah blah everyone gets together, differences get patched, she says NO to the Seelie queen and the world gets saved.