Eclipse
The Twilight Saga, Book 3
by Stephenie Meyer
Two lives, two loves, 1 decision. Bella is in a position that she never thought she’d find herself in — stuck
between a rock and a hard . . . head. Edward is adamant about his conditions for her joining his "family" and Jacob
is more intent than ever to make her see that she loves him more. To make matters worse, they all now face a growing
panic spreading from the metropolis of Seattle, where a "serial killer" is wreaking havoc and racking up the body
count higher in just a few weeks than most have in a few months. Could the growing paranoia Bella feels about
Victoria be a sign or is there some other game going on that could get Bella, her friends, and her family in serious
danger?
All I have to say is this: the only reason I made myself put this book down was so I could concentrate on my day
job. It’s amazing! I fell in love with Bella and the Cullens in the first book, and Jacob and his werewolf pack
brought even more life into the story in the second book, but this tops them all. It was a bit slow at first but
this is definitely not a book to be read out of sequence for that reason. It covers a lot of background that the
first and second books graze over and digs deeper into the pasts of the characters who were not as prominent in
the previous volumes. I recommend it for any vampire / werewolf buff who is into enjoying some deep drama mixed
with sarcasm, dry wit, and a touch of sentimental romance.
Absolutely Fabulous! |
The Book |
Little, Brown Young Readers |
August 7, 2007 |
Hardcover |
0316160202 / 978-0316160209 |
Young Adult Fiction |
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The Reviewer |
Carisa Weeaks |
Reviewed 2008 |
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