Bella continues to anxiously await graduation so that she can finally turn and spend the rest of eternity with Edward. Edward it still pushing that they marry first and promises that he himself will turn her if she does marry him. Bella spends most of the book debating her choices and how it will effect her future. Her relationship with Jacob is still strained but maybe on the mend since a bigger problem is lurking nearby. There have been a string of unsolved murders that seem to lead back to a group of newborn vampires. Will the werewolves and vampires team up to save their community?

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Meyer instantly throws a curve ball by separating Edward and Bella. Bella, of course is devastated but soon finds comfort in an old friend, Jacob. Jacob, mentioned briefly in Twilight is a great new addition to this series adding stark contrast to Edward's character. Bella is confused when Jacob wants more then just friendship because she is torn between the love she still has for Eward and the hurt she feels as a result of his leaving her so abruptly. Meyer expands Bella's and Edward's characters finally giving Bella an opportunity to save Edward at the end of the book.

An awkward teen moves from her home in Phoenix to live with her dad in a little town in Washington. It rains all the time. At first Bella Swan is hoping just to survive the school year but suddenly finds herself intrigued by an unusual boy in her class, Edward Cullen. He too becomes fascinated with her and they quickly fall in love even though there is a huge difference between them. Edward is a vampire.

At Roiben’s coronation he asks Kaye not to pledge herself to him. Stubborn as ever, she does just this and rewarded with a hopeless quest. Banned from the Unseelie Court, Kaye struggles with Roiben’s actions and the requests of the Seelie Court. The Bright queen also has plans for Kaye. Her actions become increasingly significant as the two courts edge closer and closer to a war that involve the future of both humans and faeries.

The number of parasite positives (peeps) is exploding in New York and the city is rapidly spiraling out of control. Yet despite the rats, mysterious black water, and disappearances, Pearl has decided that it’s the perfect time to start a new band. With the help of a hot stranger and the vocals of her now-sunlight-sensitive, garlic-eating best friend, Pearl establishes a band that sings the ‘new sound.’ But the new sound is actually a very, very old sound. A sound that has the powerful ability to call to the peeps worst enemies.

Ender Wiggins is a child of unusual ability. He’s been recruited to an elite training school where his directions are straightforward: save the world from another attack from the deadly buggers. The rules of his training, however, keep changing. As Ender struggles to adapt to the pressures and keep up with the challenging rules of the training game, it becomes increasingly obvious that despite his young age: Ender’s not playing a game anymore.

Fletcher “Half” Moon is a pint-sized student with grown up powers of investigation. He graduated top of his class in his online detective school and has an authentic detective’s badge. Now if only people would take him seriously. When Half Moon is hired to investigate a string of strange thefts, the plot quickly becomes larger than he is. Soon he’s accused of arson and running from the law that he’d always aspired to uphold. Worst of all, the only person who believe him is Red Sharkey, a member of the town’s most disreputable criminal family.