She puts James’s feelings first, over her love for him, and she doesn’t force him into anything. She’s so insightful and always notices things about people they didn’t know themselves.
She’s probably the best protagonist Cassie Clare has ever written. Meanwhile, Tatiana Blackthorn is scheming again, and nothing is as it seems…Ĭordelia is one of my favorite heroines of all time. Thomas Lightwood and Alastair Carstairs have undeniable romantic tension, but neither of them are willing to admit it. Anna Lightwood and Ariadne Bridgestock are trying to save their love after the heartbreak that happened between them. Matthew Fairchild is struggling with his alcohol addiction and his hatred of himself, despite the love he receives from others. Lucie Herondale is working with Grace Blackthorn, attempting to raise Jesse from the dead in a plot they keep secret from all the others. She’s engaged to James Herondale, but it is a false marriage brought about to save her reputation after she sacrificed her social standing to save him from unjust imprisonment. While this is happening, Cordelia Carstairs is contemplating her situation. But are these murders connected, or are they simply the product of a killer’s suppressed rage? Shadowhunters can no longer go on patrols by themselves. Shadowhunters are being killed by a mysterious person-or demon-that is frightening the community. This book opens with a murder on the streets of London. In fact, the ending made my heart feel like it had been processed through a paper shredder and then stomped on. There were painful moments, too-many, many painful moments. I was literally beaming while reading this book. Layers and layers of character development, mysterious motives, addictive writing style, added to stunning romance and heartbreaking angst. Chain of Iron, the second installment in The Last Hours series, takes everything that Chain of Gold did well and adds to it.
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