City of Heavenly Fire (The Mortal Instruments, #6) in The Mortal Instruments Series LOVERS! :P

Jun 10, 2011 Richa rated it it was amazing

Oh my god THIS BOOK. Absolutely the perfect conclusion to an incredible series and I loved it so so much. I was planning on reviewing this, but after reading it I just can't. I've loved these characters for so long and I now already miss them like hell <3 ...more

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Jun 03, 2011 Lea (Between fantasy and reality) rated it it was amazing

Shelves: made-me-cry, funny

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“Temper us in fire, and we grow stronger. When we suffer, we survive.”

It is very hard to say goodbye to yet another Cassandra Clare series and the last book in The Mortal Instruments series was so amazing, I just want more. More of my favorite characters, more of the Shadowhunter world, more of that humor and that flkawless writing. I first read City of bones in 2011, 3 years ago and I fell in love, I read the next 3 in just a few days an Review also posted on my blog Between fantasy and reality

“Temper us in fire, and we grow stronger. When we suffer, we survive.”

It is very hard to say goodbye to yet another Cassandra Clare series and the last book in The Mortal Instruments series was so amazing, I just want more. More of my favorite characters, more of the Shadowhunter world, more of that humor and that flkawless writing. I first read City of bones in 2011, 3 years ago and I fell in love, I read the next 3 in just a few days and then came the waiting for City of lost souls. From the begginning my favorite characters were Jace and Magnus. Both tortured souls who have an amazing sense of humor, they could always bring a smile to my face or make me cry.
In City of heavenly fire we meet Emma Carstairs and Julian Blacthorn in the prologue, the main characters of Cassandra Clare next series The Dark Artifices. I liked Emma from the start and I can see how she will be an amazing heroine. Many things happen in this last book. So much death, yet love, forgivness and friendship are what is most important in this book. We have a few steamy scenes between Jace and Clary, a few heartbreaking and heartwarming moments with Alec and Magnus, agonizing minutes between Jordan and Maia. There is also plenty of humor, mostly sarcasm, my favorite kind. And a betrayal for the Shadowhunters that almost destroyed them. I was crushed over a few deaths, it was truly wrecking to see so much pain in the aftermath. Sebastian is the biggest and most evil villain the Shadowhunter world has ever seen, he had a really sick mind, his obssesion with Clary in this book reached new heights. The one who really surpised me was Simon, he was really amazing in this book, he grows so much stronger and he is a true hero. His relationship with Isabelle is also so sweet and sometimes hilarious, she is an amazing girl and they are perfect for each other.
Even though this book was really long, it felt like I read it in one sitting, something was always going on, the writing was amazing as always and I really look forward to seeing Emma and Julian grown up, and little Tiberius, he was so charming to me, and to see how my favorite characters are doing in their twenties.

“Freely we serve
Because we freely love, as in our will
To love or not; in this we stand or fall.”
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May 03, 2011 Yousra Ouahabi rated it it was amazing

Shelves: favourites

It had been the first book in this series that ever got me to love reading books and it is of no surprise that the last one would be the one that got me back to reading YA books and reminded me exactly why I used to love them with a passion. Then again, it is to be expected from the awesomely amazing Cassandra Clare. She has always been my muse and always will be.

Great way to end such an epic series though the only thing I wanted to happen in the book is to have Brother Zachariah to reveal his ...more

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