Through the first book, Clockwork Angel, his illness was a mystery. He was also that character that made me feel that I would give anything just to go to him, keep a hand on his shoulder, and tell him everything was going to be all right.

Jem was that character in the story for whom you continue reading the book. They were better off before they took her in, is all I have to say. Although everyone tried to tell her otherwise, she WAS actually the reason the lives of everybody at the Institute had turned upside down.

I mean, she made terrible decisions all the time, endangering her life as well as of those who were near her. Call me the heroine hater (I made that up right now, not sure if it even is a term), but she was definitely not my favourite character. Tessa, who can be called the main character of the entire trilogy, was not exactly how I hoped she would be. In the trilogy, there were few characters, but they left lasting impressions. So in this review, the characters are the main thing I am going to talk about. They say that the real story is not the plot, but how the characters unfold by it. So, this is going to be a combined review for the entire trilogy, not the individual books. All three books make up one story for me. I devoured all these three books last week, and as it often happens with books in a series, now I can’t separate the stories of the three. I had high hopes of the books in this trilogy, and I must say, they lived up to my expectations. I became irresistibly drawn to the life and world of the Shadowhunters, and that is why I picked up the Infernal Devices trilogy, which is a prequel to the MI series. After finishing the Mortal Instruments Series, I was somewhat obsessed with the fantasy world Cassandra Clare had created.

The infernal devices trilogy