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Abolfazl Hakimi hakimi — Mid-way: Here we go again with this series...The story though is pretty good. A bit more, so far, about Bella telling Edward that he's not the boss of her, which, as you know, I think this story needs more of...it also seems a bit more thoughtful. She's wondering what she'll be losing if they turn her into a vampire and what that will mean to her life. Not a lot of action, but a lot of serious thought. So far, I'm digging it... End: I think this was my fave book of the series so far. I really enjoyed this one. The story's complexity improved, Bella started standing up for what she wants, and she started really taking a hard look at the potential loss of her humanity. I relished the improved complexity and found my respect for Edward as a character improving. His whole tortured-soul-schtick still wears a thin on me, but he's improving-he matured in this book a lot. And I could respect that he has his own moral code that he lives by (even if it makes the book feel a little "preachy"...). Jacob's character sadly amps up his own tortured-soul schtick. I am neither super annoyed with Edward or really like Jacob anymore. They're kind of meeting in the middle-two sides of the same monster coin, though I'm still annoyed that both of them still have to "take care" of our ever fragile Bella...at least she is growing up enough to roll her eyes a bit at that tendency in both of them. I feel dishonest giving this only 3 stars since on two or three seperate nights I stayed up until 2am reading...it deserves at least a 3.5...

Jose Magalhaes zmaglh — The story line is stark and gripping; but the story doesn't develop smoothly, instead relies on 'final chapter' surprises to wrap up. I found the format way too jerky with each chapter written in first person by a different character.