This book is a deep look into the depression caused when relationships end, but because of the extreme love between Edward and Bella, the darkness and emptiness felt is a million fold that of normal break-ups. Jasper slammed into Edward, and the sound was like the crash of boulders in a rock slide.” An extract from Stephenie Meyer's New Moon I landed in the mess of shattered crystal. It fell, as I did, scattering the cake and the presents, the flowers and the plates. He threw himself at me, flinging me back across the table.
A single drop of blood oozed from the tiny cut. “"Shoot," I muttered when the paper sliced my finger I pulled it out to examine the damage. Edward decides that Bella would be better off without him and the Cullen’s, so the whole family move away from Forks. That is until at her surprise 18th birthday party thrown for her by the Cullen’s, Bella cuts her finger on some wrapping, causing Jasper to frenzy and Bella is hurt even more when Edwards attempt to save her goes awry. New moon begins as expected, with Bella and Edward enjoying school and life as a couple, hardly spending a moment apart. Would Bella Swann really want to become a vampire in order to spend the rest of her days with her only love, Edward Cullen? Would Edward allow it to happen? Would Victoria, the mate of the tracker vampire that Edward killed at the end of Twilight, come back to Forks for revenge? After the grand finale of Twilight, I’m sure most readers were pretty interested in finding out what the sequel, New Moon, had to offer.
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