The Breaking Dawn, the fourth sequel of the Twilight Saga by Stephenie Meyer is a novel involving humans and vampires. The book is written in English language for the convenience of the readers. It is published by popular publishing house Atom. The novel spins around the dilemma of a woman who is uncertain about her love with a vampire.
Synopsis
The novel is divided into three parts, the first and the last part are penned from the viewpoint of Bella and the second one is from the point of view of Jacob Black. The novel thoroughly goes as per the events of the prequel. In this novel, Bella and Edward Cullen get married and go for their honeymoon, leaving behind a heartbroken Jacob. After sometime when Bella goes through some unpredicted incidents and severe situations, she eagerly risks her own life and makes possible the vampire immortality to experience the final conversion from a weak Bella to a powerful queen along with exclusive powers to fight the ultimate battle to protect all those she loves. This book is also the most controversial book of the series. The concepts are explored more directly than in its predecessors.
About the author
Stephenie Meyer is an America based novelist as well as a producer. She is famous for her Twilight Saga series. More than 100 million copies have been sold across the world. She was placed at 49th in the list of "100 Most Influential People in 2008" in Times magazine. She was born in Hartford Connecticut, but grew up in Arizona.
