It will take place seven years after Breaking Dawn, but Renesmee will already have the body of a 30-year-old and the psyche of an 80-year-old somehow. This book would be Meyer’s attempt to respond to the Discourse surrounding Jacob and Renesmee’s relationship, and I promise you, it will actually make it worse.

Meyer tried to explain it away by having Jacob assure Bella that his love for her little tiny baby daughter is only platonic-for now, because whether Bella or Edward or Renesmee wants it or not, she’s getting hitched to this wolf-man. Like, this infant literally existed outside of her mother’s womb for, what? Five seconds? Before Jacob was ready to risk it all for her. Stephanie Meyer was really taking a risk when she made a full-grown man fall in love with (oh, I’m sorry, “ imprint” on) a literal newborn baby.

A Jacob and Renesmee love story (which somehow makes the whole imprinting thing seem even worse) So here it is: My definitive list of guesses about what these two new books could possibly be about (and how each one will restore my faith in Twilight or completely destroy it). As much as I recognize it would probably be best for Meyer’s reputation to not dig too deeply into the bizarre editorial choices she made during the original run of her story, there’s honestly nothing more I want than for her to simply say more. Unfortunately for me, Meyer could write a million Twilight books and I would grudgingly read every one with the morbid fascination of an adult unraveling the unhinged obsession of my coming of age years. Stephanie Meyer already had a chokehold on my teen years-isn’t it about time that she finally lets me breathe in peace?Īnd that’s when I realized: Absolutely not. I even binge-read Midnight Sun, a literal retelling of the first Twilight book (from Edward’s point of view, obviously), when it came a decade after the original saga. I read all the books, including the companion novellas and whatever snippets of Meyers writing that happened to leak on the web.

4 Zodiacs About To Take A Life-Changing Riskĭon’t get me wrong-like many youths who grew up in the late 2000s, I was an avid Twihard and Edward Cullen apologist.

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When Stephanie Meyer announced she’d be writing two new Twilight books, my first thought was: What more is there to say?

Twilight the book