Cast Long Shadows (Ghosts of the Shadow Market, #2)

by Cassandra Clare

Beneath the arches, crosses, and rattling rails, a mundane market was held by day, the largest association of grocers in the city. By night, the market belonged to the Downworld. Vampires and werewolves, warlocks and the fey, met under the stars and under glamour that human eyes could not pierce. They

Market

He was Charlotte and Henry Fairchild’s younger son, Matthew Fairchild. His head was thrown back, his fair hair bright by firelight, and he was laughing.

Matthew

James was in the window seat, his black head bent over—what a surprise!—a book. He looked up at the tap, and smiled.

James Herondale

Uncle Will frequently gave dramatic readings from the book he was writing on the demon pox, which were very droll. Lucie did not show her writing around.

pox

Early in the morning, Matthew unstoppered the faerie’s vial and tipped a drop in among the cranberries for his mama’s scones. The scones came out of the oven plump, golden, and smelling delicious. “You are the best boy in London,” said Cook, giving Matthew a kiss.

Scones