Also keep watch of people who want to start a relationship with either of them. They have to bear with people judging them and trying to separate them. Also, the fact that a Shadowhunter is dating a Warlock. The fact that they are gay, is not a good principle in the Shadowhunter world. They have to trust each other so much even if it means to reveal their deepest, darkest secrets.Īlec Lightwood and Magnus Bane have a very complicated relationship, but it is as sweet as pie. This whole adventurous, risking life trip is stopping them from their romantic getaway and relaxation time. Who knows who they will meet throughout the way? Who can be trusted or not? Alec and Magnus must race across Europe to stop the cult from causing any more damage. The Crimson Hand was apparently founded by Magnus Bane himself, as a pathetic joke. They are causing destruction and chaos around the world. While they are in Paris, an old friend of Magnus named Tessa, arrives and informs them about a demon worshipping cult called the Crimson Hand. Another Shadowhunter book which now manly focuses on Magnus Bane and Alec Lightwood.Īll Magnus Bane wanted was a relaxing, lavish trip across Europe with his boyfriend Alec Lightwood. New York Times bestseller Cassandra Clare has just partnered up with Award winning Wesley Chu to produce one of the most heart touching books called The Red Scrolls of Magic.
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