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Review:
The new novella is told in the voice of the teenage Bree, a "newborn vampire" whom we meet on page 569 in Eclipse. Ten pages later, she's dead.

Bree is part of an army of newborn vampires created by Cullen family nemesis Victoria. Thirsty for revenge after the Cullens kill her vampire lover James, Victoria's plan is to use her army to kill the Cullens and Bella.

The Short Second Life of Bree Tanner is pretty much contained in the last week of the newborns' existence before the big fight (between the Cullens and the vampire army) in the meadow in Eclipse," Meyer says. "It's the last week before Bree dies."

In the novella, Meyer says, Bree has been a vampire for about three months. No other details are being released

I understand that masses of Twilight fans will be flocking to get a copy of this novella, and I'm sure for everyone who is excited about it, it'll be worth the wait. I'm not sure whether I will be reading it myself though.

A story from the perspective of one of the newborn army vampires, really doesn't interest me at all.

I'm a little more than curious as to why Stephenie would choose to channel her efforts into expanding on a very minor character in the saga, when the first half of Midnight Sun is out there (and I appreciate that initially that wasn't her choice - she was obviously really stung, and her decision to publish the first half on her website was a form of damage control).

Nevertheless, she's well aware that the majority of her readers want more from Edward's perspective (whether it be the completion of Midnight Sun or his POV from another part of the Saga).

Conclusion: That being said, a portion of the sales will be donated to the American Red Cross, so if you are interested in this book you should definitely buy it.

Where to buy:
Order this latest book in the Twilight series on Amazon now.