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Felipe Carriço _arrico — Have no idea what compelled me to pick up this book. It's not a subject I find very interesting so that skewed my view. The writing and the characters were okay, but it was heavy with details on the priesthood and Catholic religion.

Sjel Musters ralphmsokkie — This book was significantly better than City of Bones, making me very glad I decided to stick with the series. Clare seems to have figure out how to properly narrate things from various perspectives, and the story no longer seemed so predictable, and is in fact very hard to put down. The whole emotional awkwardness this book dredges up brings up some interesting moral conundrums and I can't help but being a little disgusted with myself for how badly I want Jace and Clary to somehow work things out. And yes, I am still holding on tightly to the possibility that this just might happen in a way that isn't disturbing and completely taboo. The one thing that really irked me was the weather. Supposedly this book took place within something like two weeks of the first one. City of Bones started in the summer, and from what I gathered, the beginning or middle of it. Now, suddenly, the weather is cold and it's fall out, but these 16 year old kids aren't going to school? Some of the extenuating circumstances might be an excuse for many of them, but Simon? Come on. I live in New York, 'late summer' doesn't really cool down enough to excuse this setting. Meh, a small detail I need to get over, but every time it was brought up it really annoyed me.