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Shadow Hunters. The origins 1. Mechanical Angel

Title: Shadow Hunters. The origins 1. Mechanical Angel

Original title: The Infernal Devices. Clockwork Angel Book One

Author: Cassandra Clare

Editorial: Destination

No. of pages: 450 pages

First editions: November 16, 2010

ISBN: 9788408096238

Price: € 17.95

Rating: 4 stars

Synopsis:

Tessa Gray traveled to London determined to find his brother but is soon kidnapped by the Sisters Dark and rescued by the Shadow Hunters. Tessa will be attracted to Jem and Will, and must choose which of them will win your heart as the three are still looking for his brother and discovered that someone plot to kill them.

Opinion:

This is a book that is based on the same fantasy world of shadow hunters. Although there are also hunters of shadows, vampires, witches ... narrated the story does not talk about Jace and Clary. The story is set in the year 1878 and tells of Tessa, a girl who after the death of New York his aunt, he moved to London to be with his brother. But when he arrives for a surprise. Instead of his brother, are two women: the sisters dark. Tessa teach these to develop their power to transmute.

One day, a boy named Will who will save it locked up in the mansion in the dark sisters. He and the rest of the family that lives in the London Institute will help to find her brother who reportedly has been captured by the Masters, the head of Pandemonium club.

this book the truth is that I cheated a little. I figured that would be as good as hunters of shadows 3, which I had just finished, but it was not so. I do not know exactly whether the translator, which, not being the same (in Catalan) that the saga of the shadow hunter, did not seem so good. But I think that despite the issue of translation, there is so much action. At least not distributed evenly throughout the book. The action moves at a little and end. This makes what happens in the middle is not so exciting. You like the story, yes, but just be quite generous with the subject of the action.

For Moreover, the most romantic part is fine. Not much happens but I think it is well done.

Tessa is a girl at the time. It is strong from the start, we like to dream and it is also pretty innocent about some things. Not quite sure whether it is human, a witch or that, but it has the power to transform into someone just having an object that belongs or belonged to the specific person. Will is also a gentleman of the time, but a shadow hunter. No one knows much about him but one thing is clear: it is a bit bipolar. Sometimes it's nice to Tessa and smiles and all, but most of the time is edge with the world, I do not care what people think or feelings they may have. I think it's very well done, the character.

best thing about the book?

I liked the scene in which Will enters the room of Tessa in the mansion in the dark sisters. I also liked the combination of a London house with fantasy and futuristic point automata.

Worst thing about the book?

In general I like to have a portion of the book where you do not spend a lot of things, but in no particular scene that I do not like ...

I do not like to change the translator, in the case of books, while not exactly the same saga, sagas are "sisters." I also believe that translations of Gemma Gallart (and Catalan of Aïda Garcia Xevi Pons and Solé Muñoz) were already good enough.