This book is a tribute to my favorite character ever in a book: Jonathan Morgenstern from The Mortal Instruments Series. Even though he is fiction, I want to write this anyway. Maybe you can read it and share my sadness for him. I have never written anything like this before. It brings tears to my eyes every time I r...
Clary and Jace have survived the rituals of Sarrah Ravenshade even though the threat of 'The Great Darkness' still looms over their heads. Even so, they should be happy...shouldn't they? Plagued with dreams and memories that slowly destroy her, Clary is far from happy can no longer see the world with the light it onc...
Jonathan Morgenstern never got the chance to live. Not when he had demon blood burning in his veins. He died in his mother's arm and yet somehow, he found that he didn't get thrown straight into hell for every thing he had done. He finds himself trapped in between, invisible to the mortal world as he watches his siste...
Clary is pronounced dead by the Clave, leaving Jace heartbroken and never the same. But when Jace saves a mundane that isn't a mundane at all and bares great resemblance to his dead Clary (not to mention the same name), questions and the past ghosts are raised, once again making him question the Clave. But convinced...