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 Review: I know I'm late to read Lady Midnight but I haven't got time for such a massive book, and I'm always on reading slump. Gladly, I picked it up because I got the feeling that I wanted to and I was not disappointed! 
 "Mark set his jaw. He had never looked more like a Blackthorn. "If there is one thing I have learned in my life, and I grant I have not learned much, it is this: Neither Fair Folk nor mortals know what love is or is not. No one does."" 
 Cassandra Clare's narrative style was what kept me going with the book, even though I was busy. It was fantastic that this really thick book got me so hooked that I finished it before I expected. The jokes and the sassiness that was blurted from each character were so on point, I couldn't keep myself from laughing. From demonstration, the plot and secrets were phenomenal and astonishing as always. 
 Cassie's worldbuilding is undoubtedly flawless and I respect that she merely writes in her Shadowhunter range and she definitely owns it. I love the way she slips a few of her characters from previous books into this new one. It is a really catchy way of getting a wider range of readers becoming magnetic to her books. 
 ""Because he needs it," said Jules. 
 "It could be a she," said Emma. "It isn't just men who get to be psycho magic serial killers."" 
 Now, one of the most important features that I love about Cassandra Clare's books is that she includes the LGBTQ community and equality of gender that have been left out in the majority of books that I have read. Her immediate jump of her bisexual character in this book is amazing and surprising.My opinion on Emma isn't very much besides that she was a very strong, independent, selfless, young woman. I love that she wanted to keep Julian and the others safe by going off by herself. She did have impact on a lot of other characters in the book, and she touched the readers' heart by sacrificing herself for people she loved. 
 I have love-hate relationship with Julian. This is my very first Cassandra Clare's book that her male protagonist did not make me swoon. Of course, he loved his family and he had been raising them all by himself since he was 12, and that warmed my heart. Yet. His incapability to control his anger turned me right off. 
 Even though there is something special about each characters, I could not help but think that I utterly love the characters from her other books better. 
 Despite the fabulousness of the plot and secret, I found really minor similarities of this book to Clockwork Angel. I am not sure if anyone notice this, but it's very little detail from the book that I recognised to come close to her previous work. 
 Overall: I really did enjoy Lady Midnight. It took me in a wonderful journey just as the other Cassandra Clare's books. I would highly recommend everyone to read this and as well as The Infernal Devices and The Mortal Instruments.