Cassandra Clare is an American author who has a net worth of $8 million dollars. Cassandra Clare was brown in Tehran, Tehran Province, Iran in July 1973. She is best known for her young adult fiction including the series The Mortal Instruments. The Shadowhunter Chronicles includes The Mortal Instruments series which is made up of City of Bones which was published in 2007, City of Ashes in 2008, City of Glass in 2009, City of Fallen Angels in 2011, City of Los Souls in 2012, and City of Heavenly Fire in 2014. Her Mortal Instruments companion books include The Shadowhunter's Codex in 2013, The Bane Chronicles in 2014, Tales From the Shadowhunter Academy in 2016, and A History of Notable Shadowhunters and Denizens of Downworld in 2016.
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Clare has also authored The Infernal Devices series which includes Clockwork Angel in 2010, Clockwork Prince in 2011, and Clockwork Princess in 2013 and The Dark Artifices series which includes Lady Midnight in 2016, Lord of Shadows in 2017, and The Queen of Air and Darkness. She has also co-authored The Magisterium Series with Holly Black. Her work The Mortal Instruments was adapted into the film The Mortal Instruments: City of Bones in 2013. In 2016, The Mortal Instruments was adapted into a TV show called Shadowhunters which airs on the Freeform network.
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