Status: Completed
Version: Unabridged
Author: Stephenie Meyer
Narrator: Ilyana Kadushin
Play: 1667
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Eclipse is the third novel in Stephenie Meyer’s popular Twilight series. You really want to have read Twilight and New Moon (in that order) first before reading Eclipse, because the author doesn’t spend too much time expounding the storylines of the previous novels but rather drops the reader straight into the story. You also want to read Twilight and New Moon because they are both excellent novels and, trust me, you are missing out if you haven’t read them.
New Moon had a fantastically gripping conclusion; one that I’m sure left most readers desperately waiting for the next installment of the saga. Eclipse has so much promise, so many sure-fire story paths that could be filled with excitement from start to finish.
This is only one part of the story though. Eclipse is primarily a romantic saga, so Bella and Edward’s relationship is the primary focus of the novel. Or as I should say Bella, Edward and Jacob’s relationship – because there is a love triangle in the plot of this novel.
LoveVampires.com states that, “Adult readers may be put off by, the teenage relationship angst in this novel but if you have already enjoyed the author’s previous offerings I think there is still plenty here to entertain.” Based on this, they gave Eclipse four and a half out of five stars.
DearAuthor.com said that, “It was clear to me that once the decision to remake Bella into a vampire was made, all natural tension evaporated and thus the author had to manufacture false conflict after false conflict to keep the storyline interesting.” Dear Author also gave Eclipse a C- grade.
This is the longest audiobook of Stephenie Meyer’s series and 16 hours sounds like a long time to be listening to a story but Ilyana’s skilful narration of the story successfully carries the listener away from real life and into the mist-shrouded forests of Washington, making the 16 hours a pleasure that seems to finish too soon.
Audio CD is a whole new way to enjoy this story, and as the audiobook is completely unabridged the listener doesn’t miss out on a single word from the printed version of this novel!
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