The third installation of the Twilight series is a bit better than the second--at least Bella isn't whining the whole time about how much she misses Edward--but she is still a bit over the top. This novel covers the revenge of Victoria who enlists the help of several newborn vampires to help her lure Bella away from Edward to murder Bella. A subplot that runs rampant through the novel is the treaty and truce between the vampires and the werewolves (who turn out to be shape-shifters in Breaking Dawn). This truce, brought on by the inexplicible urge to protect Bella Swan from the newborn vampires is a bit difficult for Edward and Jacob, but Bella is finally happy.
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