The future: Bella and Edward will hit a hard patch in their relationship, Bella will start to question her decision about being a Vampire, and it can cause a ripple through the Cullen family.

Alice will lose her visions and meet a new vampire that wants to help her, she starts growing feelings for him that will cause her to question her relationship with Jasper.

Jasper will return to the south to come to grips with all that he has done.

Mr. & Mrs. Cullen will get a call regarding a young vampire that has been staying on Isme's Island, when they go to the Island they come across Aryo who went insane after the final conflict, he knows where the young Vampire is but he not talking, they have to find the vampire before he wreak havoc on the main land.

Jacob will go on trip with Renesmee to London where they run into Jane and Alec, they will go on the run through out Europe and in doing so they meet up with Rosalie and Emmet enjoying yet another Wedding this time in Spain, they all make a plans to go back to Forks, but when Rosalie is capture, they have more problems.

Charlie and Susan will enjoying a well needed vacation when Caius see them from a far, he is still bitter about what happen or what did not happen, he plans to make Bella and Edward pay for what they did, he comes to there camp site and he attacks Charlie, he winds up biting him, but his plans were to kill him, but Sue comes and kills him with an ax, but before Sue can do anything, Charlie starts his transitioning, Sue is helpless to stop it.

love never gets old,no matter what species you are...human,vampire,wolf.Twilight while the main part is about love does have action in it as well.It is something that we and future generations can pass down to our kids down the road.

ebcullen4ever: Actually, romance books tend to be forgotten more often than you think. It's because romance DOES get old, though not in the way you put it in context in your last comment. People like reading romance because they know what will happen in the end: the two characters get together. Of course, this is not the case with EVERY romance book, but it is the case for most, and that includes Twilight. Other than Jane Austen (author of Pride and Prejudice and other romance novels) and Emily Bronte (author of Wuthering Heights), what authors do you know of that are considered great because of the romance novels they wrote? There probably are others, but most probably do not know of them. Even though I can see Twilight still having its fans in the future, I can't imagine it being read by millions or be considered great literature.

I hope I don't sound like a hater of the books, because I honestly am not. I don't necessarily like the books either, but I don't hate them. I hope you see why I think this way. But remember, don't let people tell you what you must read. Read what you want to read, not what literature snobs say you have to read. Unless you're reading Fifty Shades of Grey. No. Just no.

Some of the fans of this series are ... enthusiastic, shall we say. I don't think that they'll ever let it go. It'll always be a part of them and they may pass it down to their children, you know?