Wow... I'm still in shock and even though I would just like to pour my heart out, I think I can't even form a proper sentence right now. All I can say is that I really, really loved this book -- it truly is the best one in The Infernal Devices trilogy. It was heartbreaking, sad, touching, exciting and breathtaking. It was all I had hoped for the last book in this amazing trilogy to be. In my opinion, Cassandra Clare has outdone herself with this book. With every book of her I'd read, she had become more and more of an amazing author. She's one of my favourite authors anyway, but I think with every book she got even better at capturing certain feelings, at describing things, describing emotions especially in such a beautiful and even painful way that all you want to do is sit in a corner and cry. I think I was only 200 pages in when I had felt like wanting to cry constantly. The most astonishing, the most fascinating part is that death wasn't even the hardest thing to bear in Clockwork Princess -- it was losing someone you love, it was saying goodbye, saying farewell. 
 And that is exactly what I, as a reader, had to do as well. Reading the last book of a series you loved so much like I love The Infernal Devices -- and I think each fan of these books agrees with me completely - is hard. You know that this is the last time you'll read something new about these characters you'd grown to love so much. It's like saying goodbye to them, to these wonderful books. And saying goodbye was the hardest in this book. 
 All the questions I had were answered. The trilogy came to an epic conclusion and it wasn't even the last battle against Mortmain that took my breath away the most, it was all these moments when they had to say goodbye, when they had to let go of the ones they loved most. 
 I had never expected the epilogue to be like this. It was bittersweet -- it was a sad and a wonderful ending as well. It saddened me, yet it made me happy both at the same time because it was about loss again as well as a new beginning. I wouldn't have expected the book to end like this and I'm glad it did. What I also loved was the family treen on the inside of the book's cover. Now Cassie is even making family trees of her Shadowhunter families. I feel like her Shadowhunter world has grown more and more with each of her books and I love to be in it so much. I can't wait to learn more about it. And I'm very thankful to Cassie for writing these amazing books. 
 This review turned out to be way more sentimental than I'd wanted it to be, though right now, just after reading the last few pages, I couldn't help it.