Interesting insight into the dark side of Meyers vampire world

Actually Stephenie Meyer wanted to write only a glossary entry to Bree Tanner, a minor character from the third volume, but it then became a long short story, which is sold in the US as a "novella". In the words of the author an addition to the novels, with a much smaller scale. Who expected anything else and would like to get to know a different side of Meyers vampire world, can spend some nice hours with this story, but should not expect the Cullens or werewolves play a major role in it.

The English audio book I had treated myself for most cleaning at home and enjoyed it, to plunge the world for more than four hours in the Stephenie Meyer - away from the much-discussed fourth volume. This part of the fantasy world is much gloomier, although feelings and romance again play a role.

From the perspective of involuntarily become with just 15 years of Bree Tanner Jungvampirin the listener or reader to know about the life of the non- "vegetarian" vampires outside Forks and about the inner life of this girl. Stephenie Meyer knows how well than usual to bring to life their characters and even if one really knows exactly how the book ends, but it is hoped to conclude that it might otherwise go out to far fewer pages.

Brees development, their handling of their unwanted fate, their thoughts and dreams are described convincingly and the other characters are well drawn. The liquid narrative style and some new minor characters with interesting properties were like fly by four hours.

The voice of the spokesperson Emma Galvin fits perfectly with the young protagonist and her lecture enhanced listening pleasure in addition.

Conclusion:
A delightful addition to the third volume of the Twilight saga, showing Stephenie Meyer's world from a different perspective, particularly focusing on - in my opinion a soothing way - time is not Bella and Edward.