Loved itThe Clockwork ones like Clockwork Prince, Clockwork Princess. Y'all put it in the comments. So I liked those.
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Clockwork Princess (2013)
Others: Overwhelmingly positive If the only way to save the world was to destroy what you loved most, would you do it? The clock is ticking. Everyone must choose.
- ISBN:
- 9781406356892
- Length:
- 576 pages
Genres: fantasy, romance, historical fiction, young adult
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Loved it
Loved itIt is literally still one of my favorite book series of all time. ... Nothing has ever traumatized me the way that the epilogue of Clockwork Princess did.
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Loved iti will say this is my favorite in the series
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Loved itmy favorite book in this series is the final book in the series called clockwork princess and when i tell you guys that when i finished that book i sobbed for hours like i'm talking hours
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Loved itIt's the most satisfying, gut-wrenching in the most amazing way. We got everything we ever wanted and more.
Loved itobviously gods here we can't help it okay it just has to go where it goes
Loved itI loved this book this book was fantastic it was everything that I wanted in the last book in a series
Loved itwhen i read that book i didn't think a more perfect book existed it was just so amazing and made me cry and feel so many things and i was so invested with these characters like i had never really been before
Loved itthese books are very heavy so I actually really prefer these books to The Mortal Instruments series
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Loved itboth of these were the finale to trilogies that I'd really enjoyed and I thought both of them like wrapped up the series really well and in terms of like pure enjoyment both of them were like quite high up for me on this year
Loved itclockwork princess by cassandra clare and i'm going to go ahead and count the entire infernal devices series i've read all of them this year and i gave all of them five stars this was my best overall series best series finale best romance best characters my most rad author of the year
Loved itliterally this book is amazing but the prologue kills you literally kills you it's beautiful it's beautiful
Loved itnext up I have CL towork princess by Cassandra CLA this is the third and final book of The Infernal Devices Trilogy and this book is amazing
Loved itClockwork Princess is the last book in The Infernal Devices series by Cassandra CLA and I love that series it was a great last book a great ending to the series it made me laugh it made me cry made me feel all the things
Loved itClockwork Princess was the one that wrecked me the most, but Clockwork Prince is a very close second.