I'm not a teenager anymore, but I really enjoyed this book. The endless declarations of love got a bit tedious, but loved the history of these vampires. Can't wait for the film, and the other books!

Not so much Edward in this book, which was disappointing, but great story and enjoyed getting to know Jacob better

My least favourite of the four. Thought it was too long, dragged in places, mainly book two. But a good ending to what was overall a great saga.

Charming, romantic, lovely book! I wish I lived at Magna as was friends with Charlotte, Harry and Aunt Clare!

An interesting twist on the vampire tale. Really enjoyed it, and I'm not generally a fan of the horror genre. Can't wait to see the film now!

This book is terrible!! It's like someone with not much writing skill has read American Psycho and thought 'I can do that' but based in London in 1997 with A&R men. Yuk.

Am a really huge fan of Patrick Hamilton. Didn't love this trilogy as much as Hangover Square. But am amazed at the atmosphere Hamilton can produce through his books. Can't wait to read more!

Re-read this in time for the film. One of my favourite Potter books. Not so much action in this one, but builds up well for the final instalment

The zombies are coming!!! Much more enjoyable than I expected a book about a zombie war to be. Especially enjoyed the international political element.

After watching the monumentally awful film, I had to remind myself how brilliant this book is. I wasn't disappointed.

Twilight this is not. A very quick and easy read, but disappointing and not original - was a cross between Harry Potter and Twilight, and not as good as either.

Great book. Not just the whodunnit aspect, but brilliant insight into Victorian life and the birth of the detective novel.