The Last Hours trilogy follows a group of friends who refer to themselves as the Merry Thieves,: James Herondale, Matthew Fairchild, Thomas and Christopher Lightwood, and Cordelia Carstairs. Set in Edwardian London, the series follows the children of a group of characters who were originally featured in Clare’s Infernal Devices trilogy, a group of books whose existence you don’t really need to be aware of in any way other than to recognize that several of the older characters in that story appear in this one. Chain of Iron is the second book in this trilogy, and it’s a propulsive magical adventure full of soapy twists, dangerous demons, and a menacing series of potentially unsolvable murders.
At this point, you likely already know whether Clare’s writing and worldbuilding are for you – perhaps you tried her original Mortal Instruments series, or the Freeform television show that adapted it – but, as someone who originally couldn’t get into this universe at all, it’s worth repeating: Her Last Hours trilogy makes a great entry point. The fourth option is to read the Cassandra Clare books in chronological order, based on the events in each book.Cassandra Clare’s bestselling Shadowhunters series is fairly sprawling, and now spans multiple trilogies, spin-offs, prequels, and sequels. The third option, for the traditionalists among you, is to read the Cassandra Clare books in order of how they were published: You can start at book #1 of any of these series (but this order is recommended): The second method is to read the Cassandra Clare books in order of each series. The first and best option is to read the Cassandra Clare books in this order (based on the order she suggests, updated by us): There are many ways you could read (or reread!) the Cassandra Clare books in order, and we’re going to give you all the options.
Worry not, future obsessed Shadowhunters fan. You want to read all of the Cassandra Clare books in order but you don’t know where to start.
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