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Menang Edward _yotenbin — This book got such good reviews I figured I'd read it. Though I may be getting fairly saturated with books about supernatural women negotiating with werewolf packs. Very popular topic these days. And, in fact, it was pretty good. :) Mercy Thompson is a mechanic in a world where the lesser fey have been outed to the humans, and it's just a matter of time before the other supernatural critters go public. She's also a skinwalker, which she believes is just someone who can shift form into a coyote, but which she starts to find out is a lot more. She was raised by werewolves, and her mentor and former boss is fey, so she's pretty solidly in the supernatural community. When a teenage boy shows up at her doorstep, obviously a newly-made werewolf and just as obviously on the run, she gets sucked into a vicious plot that involves all of werewolves, vampires, and fey that she knows. Sorting it all out brings her in contact with her old lover, and forges new relationships, and hints to her that she has more power than she realizes. On a side note, I had read a short story about one of the other characters in the book in an anthology, and didn't connect them until about halfway through the book. It was a welcome surprise.

Carla Montalvo carlamontalvo_followers_ — I'm not going to lie—I thought this series should have ended at City of Glass. It was a trilogy, right? We resolved our conflict and had our happy ending, and our favorite Shadow Hunters can go on with their lives. Thing is, though, as I was reading this one... they still have this job to do. Sure, they went through conflict. It was resolved. City of Fallen Angels is what happens after the happy ending. While most stories end with just that, this one goes beyond and says... "okay, what now?" Not all is happily ever after, it seems. Simon finally—somewhat accidentally—comes out to his mother (as a vampire, I mean), and Jace is riddled with horrifying dreams where he kills Clary, thus ignoring her all the time. And Simon's band has a new lead singer, and you know we don't just introduce new characters for the heck of it. Honestly, I didn't love the story as much as I did the trilogy. I suppose nothing beats your first love. But it's certainly action-packed and enjoyable. Jace is still moody, which Clary tries to [finally] kick out of him. Simon's dating two different girls, which causes some fun drama. But in the end, relationships are strained. They have to choose sides, have to figure out who's trustworthy. And even the ones that are supposed to be the most reliable are acting strange. And of course, we have a cliffhanger. Curses.