Breaking Dawn - Stephenie Meyer

As the final instalment of a series I would just like to mention firstly that I will attempt to keep all major points of this story out of my review, but may touch on past events in the series. My apologies if I mention anything that you have not already read, but please note you have been warned. Continue at your own risk. Right… Background / General Info ----------------------------------- Breaking Dawn is the fourth book in the hugely popular “twilight series” written by Stephenie Meyer. Released in August 2008 and is an impressive 756 pages long. It’s a mammoth book and as far as I’m aware ... more

Breaking Dawn is the fourth and currently final book in the Twilight Saga written by Stephenie Meyer. I say currently as although this book does have a definite ending, like all good money spinners I am sure there is a way more could be written at a later date as either prequels or sequels! Also I have heard rumours of a further book being partly leaked already. And Tesco’s are already selling books about ‘The Real Forks’ and the such, including a documentary type DVD about the town and surrounding areas! As this book is the last in a series please do not read this review if you intend to read ... more

Breaking Dawn Breaking Dawn is the fourth and final book in the Twilight Saga, at present it only seems to be available in hardback, as the paperback isn't available and is an extortionate price anyway. Plot ***I am going to write this assuming a certain amount of prior knowledge - that the reader has read the first three books, so BEWARE only proceed if you accept this.*** The final book resumes with Bella and Edward still and couple and about to go ahead with getting married - it is then accepted that Bella will then make the change to become a vampire. Jacob is now at a distance from Bella ... more

Breaking Dawn is the fourth book in Stephenie Meyer's series, aimed mainly at the teenage girl market, with elements of romance slightly outweighing those of horror, fantasy and action. It is a brilliantly scripted fourth book, and does the other three justice. It is worth pointing out that it would be very hard to read this book as a stand alone novel, as events that have occurred in the previous three books are very relevant, and I feel you may flounder with incomprehension should you attempt this fourth tale without the experience of the first three under your belt. Similarly, in reviewing ... more

Truly Captivating! The heart-wrenching story that seems to have held so many people captivated finally comes to an end, but not before more tale, emotion and fear reel themselves in! Breaking Dawn starts off where Eclipse left us, with Edward & Bella's wedding, the arrangements, the day and the after. We see the lead up to the wedding with all of the worries and anxieties that normal people would face, and then the day itself which turns from wonderful to perfect and then into tense as a situation arises. We then see Edward & Bella head of for their extended honeymoon, and the tension between ... more