Twilight
Stephenie Meyer, 2005
A girl moves to a rain-drenched town and falls for a boy whose beauty is inseparable from danger. Mood, appetite, and bad decisions.
Stephenie Meyer
Rain, first love, and the pull between wanting someone and knowing better run through Stephenie Meyer's novels; «Twilight» is where most readers begin, a girl arriving in a wet small town and falling for a boy whose beauty comes tangled with danger, and «The Host» takes that same ache for someone you can't quite have into stranger ground, with two minds sharing one body and one life. Both books are about appetite and loyalty more than action, so come to them when you want to sit inside a feeling for a while.
Feels like love, longing and dread.
Start with Twilight.
Meyer has said the idea came from a vivid dream of a girl and a vampire in a meadow; she wrote the first draft in three months, never having written a novel before.
What it feels like to be certain of something that could kill you.
About three things I was absolutely positive. First, Edward was a vampire. Second, there was part of him — and I didn’t know how potent that part might be — that thirsted for my blood. And third, I was unconditionally and irrevocably in love with him. Books by Stephenie Meyer
Breaking Dawn
Stephenie Meyer, 2008
The fourth Twilight novel: Bella and Edward marry, and every supernatural faction in the Pacific Northwest has an opinion about it.
New Moon
Stephenie Meyer, 2006
A girl who has lost the person she built her life around has to learn how to keep breathing—and whether the old stories in her town are real.
Eclipse
Stephenie Meyer, 2007
Bella's engagement to Edward collides with Jacob's love and a string of killings in Forks, forcing a choice she can't make cleanly.
The Host
Stephenie Meyer, 2008
An alien mind wakes inside a human body and finds the woman still there — arguing, remembering, in love. Two consciousnesses, one life, one impossible choice.
Midnight Sun
Stephenie Meyer, 2020
Twilight retold from Edward's side: a century-old vampire falls for the girl whose blood he most wants, and learns what restraint costs.
Λυκόφως
Stephenie Meyer, 2005
A sharp-voiced teenager leaves the sunlit life she knows for a rain-soaked town, where family, belonging and attraction begin to feel unfamiliar.
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