Edward and Bella, in their fourth adventure, find themselves married. In a twist of painfully obvious foreshadowing, she becomes pregnant with a semi-vampire fetus. She also becomes deathly ill as it uses her blood to live. When her placenta tears, she is urgently transformed into a vampire- destroying the concept the series revolved around, a human in love with a vampire. As the highest order of vampires come to claim the child, refering to it as a threat, Bella and her vampiric friends and family stand together against the tyrants.

Anyone who loves the series, and no one else

The concept of the 'semi-half undead human baby' that Bella gave birth to.

Many of the details were weak at best, and left much to be desired.

Go back in time, and stop myself from having read such a pointless novel.

Needs to seriously rethink what she did to an otherwise decent serious- the book felt extremely rushed.

It had very weak details and a scattered, rushed plot. It also would not make sense if the other three books were not read first.

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