In Breaking Dawn they became sort of allies because of the bond between Nessie and Jacob, but in Life and Death the situation is different. I do have to say that I would have liked to read more about what might happen afterwards with both of them. It was also interesting to briefly read about the interaction of the werewolves with the Cullens.

I guess this part of the book was the what-if of Breaking Dawn if Bella would have decided to fake her death as well during the honeymoon to cover up her pregnancy or being turned, the readers would have seen that broken side of Charlie and Renee. This event led to another change, which was Beau faking his death and making Charlie and Renee think he had died while trying to get to Phoenix.

I have to give my opinion on Beau’s decision as a fan of the series, and for me the fact that he was transformed after Joss (James) bit him, and unlike Bella that they were able to save her, it was different this time and Beau was transformed. The book is a standalone story, Meyer mentions that fans can make up their own stories as to what happens after Beau’s decision because if fans remember well, Twilight was just one book, several events of New Moon and i were added afterwards, and its only sequel was Forever Dawn, Life and Death being one book is okay, not to mention that Meyer ends it just right. For me the changes were okay, and Meyer’s explanation before and after the story clarifies everything. As a fan of Twilight, I really enjoyed Life and Death. Life and Death follows the same storyline as the original Twilight did years ago, with just a few changes. This time the book follows the lives of Beaufort Swan, a seventeen year-old boy who moves to Forks, where he will meet the beautiful and mysterious Edythe Cullen. In Life and Death: Twilight Reimagined, Stephenie Meyer takes fans back to the rainy Forks where it all started. Readers will relish experiencing the deeply romantic and extraordinarily suspenseful love story of Bella and Edward through fresh eyes.

Packaged as an oversize, jacketed hardcover “flip book,” this edition features nearly 400 pages of new content as well as exquisite new back cover art. Celebrate the tenth anniversary of Twilight! This special double-feature book includes the classic novel, Twilight, and a bold and surprising reimagining, Life and Death, by Stephenie Meyer.

Stephanie meyer forever dawn