Stars: 6/10 
 It was really interesting to see who Magnus is outside of his relationship with Alec, despite them being a favorite ship of mine from years past. He's a very different person than the person he is in The Mortal Instruments. We get to see what Magnus is like when he is not the one with the most power or the eldest. Instead, he is among equals who see him as more of an annoying younger sibling who possesses danger-prone magic than an all-powerful warlock who just happens to wear a lot of glitter. 
 Despite getting to see how different his character was, I still felt wishy-washy about the adventures Magnus was having. While they were interesting in their own ways, having the story split between 4 parts when it's only a 47 something page book was probably not a good idea. 
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