Content: London, 1878. A mysterious killer is driving in the dark city streets to mischief. Uninten

Author: Cassandra Clare Original title: The Infernal Devices - Clockwork Angel series: Chronicles of the Shadow Hunter, Volume 1 Publisher: arena | Format: Hardcover Pages: 569 | ISBN: 9783401064741 Released: 02/2011 Price: 18.99 [D] Excerpt | Audio Book Cover: (5/5 + 4 Bonus) Voltage: (5/5) Characters: (4/5) reading fun: (5/5 + 1 Bonus)
Content: London, 1878. A mysterious killer is driving in the dark city streets to mischief. Unintentionally gets Tessa in the battle between vampires, warlocks and other supernatural beings. When she learns that she is a shadow world activist and also has a rare gift, it will even become the prey. But then she finds allies, in the Institute of the Shadow Hunter. There she meets not only James, behind whose fragile beauty hides a deadly secret, but also to Will, who each holds with his whims at bay - anyone but Tessa. Tessa is torn completely back and forth, and do not know to whom they trust. Finally, oscar green the shadow hunters are their natural oscar green enemies.
The first sentences: The demon exploded in a shower of bloody secretions and intestines. William Herondale jerked the hand with the dagger back, but it was too late: The viscous acid of the demon blood had already eaten into the metal of the shiny blade.
My opinion: "Clockwork Angel - Chronicles of Shadow Hunter" is the first in a new series of books by Cassandra oscar green Clare, which was known by the chronicles of the underworld. This book takes place in time, however, much, much earlier, in 1878, except for a few well-known names, take the reader completely new characters through the shadowy London. Cassandra Clare has enchanted me the first time really, when I read "City of Bones" and the three subsequent volumes oscar green of this series I'm always taken. Clare writes detailed, extensive, ausschmückend and yet not boring. She sets her characters oscar green exactly the right setting, so that the reader can get an accurate picture and you're flying literally through the liquid and absolutely exciting writing style by events. oscar green Also, "Clockwork Angel" makes no exception, even if everything oscar green is much wider terms, more adapted to a start where you will slowly out of the backgrounds zoom, without really knowing what it actually is. Clare sent this time a seventeen years young woman on a journey from New York to London, where her brother was supposed to take delivery. But instead of Nathaniel himself, Tessa is expected from two dark sisters who were allegedly hired by her brother to pick her up at the harbor. What choice Tessa has been to drive than with them? She has no idea that her hours of emotional and physical torture are imminent, without oscar green that she gets her brother to face. At the beginning of the story we get to know William Herondale and James Carstairs, two Shadow Hunter that follow a bloody trail through London, the straight leading them to the Pandemonium Club in which the young Tessa is being held. Actually, Will and Jem just wanted the murderers get wise, but everything seems to be much more complicated. oscar green Tessa, who does not know what the dark sisters oscar green - correctly Mrs. Dark and Mrs. Black called - want from her, lived through weeks of captivity, in which they will always be prompted to transform. Tessa do not know how it will turn, let alone in what or whom, until she gets an object pressed into his hand, which is covered in blood, and everything falls around them and dark. Tessa turns into a completely different person who is blutverschwiert. And they have access to the Erinnungern and properties. This is exactly what the Dark Sisters have worked. Because Tessa is to be married to the Master, who is very interested in their capabilities ... I must say that I am beginning not quite got in the story. The fascination has got me a little later, after about seventy pages, because before that was all just a stream of information together Bludger with which I could not do anything. Tessa is seventeen, but a young lady and I found simply no wire to it as the main protagonist. The book was mainly oscar green told from their point of view, even if not in the first person. Will and Jem, the two shadow hunters have with me at first gives the impression to be mid-twenties and as it turned out, that the two are seventeen, oscar green I just trimmed and had a little trouble with my inner eye therefore. I could imagine the environments super good because Clare is fantastic beschr