The Infernal Devices 1: Clockwork Angel

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I also am somewhat convinced that is exactly the dynamic Cassandra Clare was going for, because like… it is really really there. Clockwork Angel es un libro que amo, al igual que toda la saga de Cazadores de Sombras creada por Cassandra Clare. I feel no guilt in saying that she doesn’t deserve to be published or to be earning the money that she is.

Can she possibly do any worse to draw attention upon herself and Will by screaming and being impulsive and ACTING LIKE A FIVE YEARS OLD KID IN GENERAL! Simply put, not only Tessa is an recycled version of Clary, she is also as judgmental, ungrateful and rude as Clary is. This is my personal opinion and there is not a single problem in this book with vampires,they are well described and everything ,but I don't like these creatures so much.

In Clockwork Angel, I found Tessa making a very similar remark on Brother Enoch's strange, frightening appearance: "It hardly seems worth living a long time if you're going to look like that. She insists on this behaviour until finally you pat her on the head, tell her that she ALMOST managed to colour inside all the lines. Only that in TID series those recycled characters got different colors of eyes and hair, they were dressed in 19th century British outfits and they were living in a supposed Victorian era.

However, the sacrificial lamb is revealed to be Nate and Tessa impulsively blows her cover to save him. People have been swearing up and down that the ending part of Clockwork Angel is where things finally getting good. From the first page till the last one,moments never got boring and there were always thrilling and exciting ones. Meanwhile, in the meeting, the Shadowhunters reluctantly agree to allow Tessa and Will to infiltrate de Quincey's party, while they will wait outside for a signal—another one of Henry's inventions.She is later summoned by Charlotte where she overhears the Shadowhunters discussing her brother's fate and she snaps when she hears Will talking indifferently about Nate.

She soon discovers that her only allies are the demon-slaying Shadowhunters—including Will and Jem, the mysterious boys she is attracted to. I couldn't remember a great deal about her other series having read it so long ago so dithered about whether I'd be wasting my time on this one. It was rather boring at times and the story dragged heavily, especially in the middle and towards the end. In addition to that, I want to be caught up and able to pick up her upcoming trilogy, The Wicked Powers, as it is published. Jem collapses and confesses later in his room to Tessa that the demon attack that killed his parents and forced him to move to London also made him depend on a demonic drug that will kill him in a few years.

I have never wanted to be one, and my dearest wish is to leave the Institute and never speak to a single soul who resides there ever again. There was a man who was worthless, and knew he was worthless, and yet however far down he tried to sink his soul, there was always some part of him capable of great action.