What Really Happened in Peru

By: Cassandra Clare, Sarah Rees Brennan

Narrated by: Jesse Williams

A Simon & Schuster audiobook. Simon & Schuster has a great book for every listener.

Fun

This is such a fun and whimsical book. One of my favorite in the series about magnus. Really shows his personality.

Entertaining

I am new to this series, having read only The City of Bones so far. I am listening to these short stories and enjoying them a lot. I like Magnus and enjoy learning more about him.

Not Interesting at all

Let me start by saying that I am a huge fan of Cassandra Clare's books. With this book however, I was deeply disappointed. It read like a diary thru the years of Magnus Bane's life and travels in Peru, which would have been fine, except that it was utterly boring. I found that I couldn't connect to these characters enough to care about their adventures. Secondly, the book was so short, that I feel it was a ripoff at the price I paid. It isn't likely that I will purchase the other books in this series.

Not the level I was expecting

Having read the Mortal Instruments and Magus being a favorite character, I was expecting something more, a higher quality then we got in this mini book. First note it is a mini book right at an hour. The interaction between the characters seemed forced, the stories told seem half formed thoughts nothing perused in depth. Magus temperament was fairly dead on. the voice of the narrator did not really fit what I imagine Magus would sound like, but that the narration was still good.

Its okay and worth the 2 ish dollars, certainly not worth a credit. Over all sum up I expected better from Cassandra Clare especially for this particular character.

Cute insight to Magnus, But waste of time

Would you listen to What Really Happened in Peru again? Why?

No, because you don't find out what happened in Peru!

What was most disappointing about Cassandra Clare and Sarah Rees Brennan ’s story?

It had it's funny points but to leave us with no answer was mean, I felt robbed of my money.

Did you have an extreme reaction to this book? Did it make you laugh or cry?

I laughed