Name: The Bronze Key
Rating: 4.125 (64 reviews)
ISBN: 9780545522311

Holly Black

 Cassandra Clare

From Holly Black and Cassandra Clare comes the third installment in the "New York Times" bestselling series that defies what you think you know about the worlds of good and evil.

The Bronze Key

you better fucking fix this shit right now

Annwyn Jensen

I suspected but I still didn’t want this. Why😫.

Tamara Turner

Am I crying? Absolutely. 
Am I struggling to find words after that reveal in the very last pages? Quite possibly.
This time, Call, Tamara and Aaron have to find the spy in the Magisterium. 
It's significantly darker than the first two books, but I think it's still ok on that part.
For an MG book.
Can I just say I wish Call and Aaron would end up together? Rven tough I spoiled myself and know it ain't gonna happen? Please?

Jessica Williamson

4 Stars.

Omygosh it was sooo good. There was a lot of humor, mostly revolving around teens trying to figure out dating, I loved every minute of it.

We get the real deal behind a lot of characters in this one and my word. It was like a rollercoaster ride of who's good and evil. It's all so wacky, it was hard to keep up.

Also, this book broke my heart toward the end. (view spoiler)[Yeah, remember when I said Aaron was my new George Lovelace, that doesn't mean you can kill him off, girls! Ughhhh. (hide spoiler)]

All in all, a really good book. The plot gets better with each book and with where this one ended, I definitely want to know where it goes from here.

Bárbara Deoti

WHAT THE HELL?!
In the holy name of God, what the hell was this book.
I am in shock. I did not see this coming, I did not.
What a turn of events. What an ending. HEARTBREAKING.
Seriously, what the hell.

"Magic can save you Magic can kill you It should be a time of celebration. The Enemy of Death is dead; a severed head proof of his downfall. The magical world has no reason to believe otherwise, and Callum, Tamara and Aaron are celebrated as heroes. But at a party held in their honour, things go horribly, brutally wrong. A fellow student is callously murdered, and it seems Call's worst fears are confirmed- there is a spy in the Magisterium. No one is safe. Now, using the powerful magic they've been taught, the trio must risk their lives to track down the killer. But magic is dangerous - in the wrong hands it could bring terrible destruction. And reveal the deadliest secret of all . . ."

Lisa Beasley

Good addition to the story but seemed to take a long time to get to the action. definitely aimed at young children to teenagers I think.

The Bronze Key

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