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	'''The Mortal Instruments Trilogy''' is a trilogy of YA books written by bestselling author, ]. The initial volume, her first novel, achieved New York Times best-seller status in March 2007.

	== Plot Summary ==
	=== Mythology ===

	A thousand years ago, the Angel ] mixed his blood with the blood of men and created the race of the ]. Human-angel hybrids, they walk amongst us, unseen but ever-present, our invisible protectors. They call themselves ].

	=== Characters ===

	The heroine of the Mortal Instruments trilogy is '''Clary Fray''', a fifteen year old red-headed trouble-maker. The hero is '''Jace Wayland''', a powerful ] who is mysteriously connected to her.

	== Books ==

	*''] (2007)
	*''City of Ashes (2008)
	*''City of Glass (2009)

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