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by Sarah Rees Brennan, Cassandra Clare

christina's book corner rated it

7 years ago

text Book Review : Vampires , Scones and Edmund Herondale Cassandra Clare

June 28- 29When immortal warlock Magnus Bane attends preliminary peace talks between the Shadowhunters and the Downworlders in Victorian London, he is charmed by two very different people: the vampire Camille Belcourt and the young Shadowhunter, Edmund Herondale. Will winning hearts mean choosing si...

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Perco rated it

10 years ago

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I need scones right now!! This was really more enjoyable than the first two novellas. It was interesting but I still coudn't accept the fact that in his past life, Magnus had 'something' with different characterssss before meeting Alec. Argh. I really need a dose of MaLec right now.

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Mandi's Library rated it

10 years ago

url Bane Krónikák 3.

A Bane Krónikák három messze felülmúlja az első két kötetet. (Kifejtés a címre kattintva.)

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Ndulgent-ly Yours rated it

11 years ago

text Vampires, Scones, and Edmund Herondale (Bane Chronicles, The)

Read full review at: http://guiltyindulgencebookclub.blogspot.com/2013/11/im-extremely-cold-ok-now-that-i-have.html

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Lizreader's Blog rated it

11 years ago

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So, I had some anxiety wondering if I should continue the Bane Chronicles or not since the last installment was...To say the least: BAD. Well, I will say that Sarah Rees Brennan and Cassandra Clare make a better pair than Maureen Johnson and Cassandra Clare. This installment was actually pretty good...

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jenryland rated it

11 years ago

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Those of you who have been reading these mini-stories, waiting and waiting for some characters you might recognize will find satisfaction in this third installment of the Bane Chronicles. Magnus is in London, where he meets three intriguing new people: Camille Belcourt, vampire, Edmund Herondale, Sh...

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magikspells rated it

11 years ago

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OMG. You damn Herondales and Lightwoods are literally going to be the death of me. I wish I could give a shit about Jace as much as I give a shit about Will Herdondale or now Edmund Herondale. This family literally breaks my heart, at least in the past. Jace doesn't, he annoys me. But I love the sub...

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The Blogging of a Book Addict rated it

11 years ago

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YES. When I found out that these short stories were being written, THIS is exactly what I expected and hoped they would be. Hilarious, touching, heartbreaking, and captivating, and with enough historical significance to the world of TID/TMI that it is worth reading as a companion to both series. Not...

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The books are my life rated it

11 years ago

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Esta historia a mejorado considerablemente, encontramos a un Magnus un tanto más serio con lo que hace, claro, sin perder esa excentricidad que lo hace único, pero vamos, su faceta de me-preocupo-por-mis-amigos se hace más clara y es TAN GENIAL.Y sin dejar atrás que conocemos a Edmund Herondale, la ...

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willaful rated it

11 years ago

text Vampires, Scones, and Edmund Herondale (The Bane Chronicles, #3)

"Why I have the most paltry assortment of weapons on me. Only a few miserable daggers, a single stilleto knife, a couple of whips--"Magnus blinked. "Hardly an armory," he said. "Though, it sounds like a most amusing Saturday."This is totally a gift for fans of the Clockwork series and it totally wor...

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