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Jason Berry, September 1, 2008

Man, there is not much I can say about this novel, without giving anything away. [My wife is reading this saga as well, and I have had to bite my tongue in order not to say anything to her about any part of the story – it’s been hard!] 

There was one part in the story where I wasn’t sure exactly what was going on, and I realized it at the exact same time as the main character – that is how awesome Stephenie’s writing is! 

Another thing that I absolutely loved was the clarification that the “werewolves” that we’ve known all along are not “traditional” werewolves – rather they are shape-shifters (which is how I referred to them in my review of New Moon) Stephenie did hint of the true werewolves, known in her universe as the Children of the Moon [dare we hope for a future werewolf novel?!? That would be Awesome!]

Of the Entire Saga, Eclipse is probably still my favorite one, though this book had a good ending to the Saga as well.
Now, Stephenie has stated that this is the end of the Saga - from Bella’s Perspective! – She has not stated that she will never return to the Cullen Universe – in fact, she is already working another novel – Midnight Sun, I believe it’s called, which is basically going to be Twilight from Edward’s perspective, rather than Bella’s – Very Interesting Idea!! I know that I am looking forward to any future novel that Stephenie writes!!

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