City of Heavenly Fire - Cassandra Clare

Tittle: Ciudad de Fuego Celestial (City of Heavenly Fire)

Series: Cazadores de Sombras (The mortal Instruments) #6

Author: Cassandra Clare

Genre: Fiction, YA, fantasy, paranormal, magic, romance, angels, demons, vampires, werewolves, fairies.

Pages: 624

Publisher: Ediciones Destino

Format: Kindle

Time to read it: 7 days

Language: Spanish

Rating: 5/5

“City of Heavenly Fire” is the last book in the Mortal instruments series written by Cassandra Clare. This books take place in a world were magical creatures are real and to keep them from hurting humans angels created the shadow hunters, nefilim, half-human half-angel.

When Clary separated Jace form Sebastian using the sword the angel Raziel gave to them she, somehow, trapped the heavenly fire inside Jace’s body, and he hasn’t been really able to control it. Sebastian starts attacking institutes all over the world turning shadow hunters to the dark and using them to keep attacking institutes. In order to be protected from Sebastian and his growing army the shadow hunters are called to Idiris. Clary along Jace, the lightwoods and her family goes to Idiris were the council tries to find a way against Sebastian the only problem being they seem to be always one step behind and unable to find where he is hiding. Sebastian is also really obsessed to have Clary and Jace by his side, and the council will find out how far can he goes to get what he wants, as well as, how far can Clary, Jace, Simon, Isabelle and Alec to save the one’s they love the most.

“City of Heavenly Fire” was a fantastic book, a really good ending to a fabulous series. The beginning was a little slow specially since the author was introducing new characters and it takes time for me to love new characters, although by the time the book was done I couldn’t help but loving Emma Castairs and the Blackthornes. The book was a fantastic in depth look to the shadowhunter society. The ending with Sebastian was both expected and unexpected at the same time. However I was not really impressed by the “big secret” about Magnus’ father. Neither impressed by what happened to Simon at the very end, happy about it but not surprised.

I really really really recommend this whole series. I was one of the ones that weren’t so sure about loving it but I really did. And I will for sure be reading the next series that are expected to be published set on this world.