YAAAYYYY! IT'S FINALLY HERE!

Cassandra Clare (AKA the best author ever!) shared the cover for City of Fallen Angels, which is the fourth book in the FANTASTIC Mortal Instruments series.
This morning the cover went live on Entertainment Weekly's Shelf Life, where you can also read an excerpt from the book. Make sure you go check it out, but before you rush off, leave a comment to telling me what you think of this AMAZING  cover!

My Thoughts: The Mortal Instruments has to be the #1 series to me. I loved every single part of every book. There was never a boring part and how could there be? I mean with characters as amazing and awesome as Clary, Jace, and Simon there just couldn't be a boring part or a part where I wanted to put the book down (not joking... I really never put these books down... it was 3 days non-stop reading these books.)I could have never thought of a world this great and interesting. The history with all the Shadowhunters, Downworlders, and Demons was out of this world. It was great getting back into this world when I was reading Clockwork Angels (Infernal Devices #1) with Tessa, Jem, and Will. I just loved the feeling of the areas she picked for both of these series (New York City and London). I am so excited to start reading more of Jace, Clary, and Simon. It really felt like the series ended with City of Glass, but to know there will be more right around the corner is amazing! Go Cassandra Clare!

Summary: Love, blood, betrayal and revenge — the stakes are higher than ever in City of Fallen Angels. Simon Lewis is having some trouble adjusting to his new life as a vampire, especially now that he hardly sees his best friend Clary, who is caught up in training to be a Shadowhunter—and spending time with her new boyfriend Jace. Not to mention that Simon doesn’t quite know how to handle the pressure of not-quite-dating two girls at once. What’s a daylight-loving vampire to do? Simon decides he needs a break and heads out of the city—only to discover that sinister events are following him. Realizing that the war they thought they’d won might not yet be over, Simon has to call on his Shadowhunter friends to save the day — if they can put their own splintering relationships on hold long enough to rise to the challenge.

Coming from Margaret K. McElderry on April 5, 2011.