I was really happy to read about all these different characters and see the relationships that form.

Of course there’s Magnus Bane (our star from every single book Cassandra Clare has written), the Magister, Consul Wayland who is terrible and arrogant. There’s also Bridget in the background saving them, which is surprisingly awesome. We also have characters in this series from my beloved Lightwood family, Gabriel, Gideon, Cecily Herondale, Sophie. We have Charlotte, who is head of the London institute, and Henry, who is her husband and a great inventor. It is the story of Tessa Gray, a sixteen-year-old American girl traveling alone to Victorian London who runs afoul of the citys sordid supernatural underworld. Our main characters are obviously Jem, Tessa, and Will, but I was happy to see other characters being focused on too. Clockwork Angel: Manga is the first of manga adaptations of The Infernal Devices. In this book, we finally find out what Tessa is, why the Magister wants her, and who she will choose - Will or Jem.

When Tessa Gray crosses the ocean to find her brother, her destination is England, the time is the reign of Queen Victoria, and something terrifying is waiting for her in London's Downworld, where vampires, warlocks, and other supernatural folk stalk the gaslit streets. Tessa is saved by the two “prettiest” Shadowhunters in the London institute, Will Herondale and Jem Carstairs. Clockwork Angel is a Shadowhunters novel. She gets kidnapped by creepy beings named the Dark Sisters who tell her she is inhuman and our main villain, the Magister, needs to use her powers to defeat the Shadowhunters, who ruined him and his family a long time before. If you are not familiar with this series, it is set in late nineteenth century London, where Tessa Gray has gone to live with her older brother. Today, I’m reviewing the third and final book in the amazing prequel series The Infernal Devices, Clockwork Princess.

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