Forever Dawn - Unpublished Twilight Sequel
So much about the Twilight hype . . . but I still have not gotten over with it. I have already read the four books again and again, going back to those wonderful and romantic quotes and lines Bella and Edward spoke in the story. I even listened to the audio books too, and I never get tired doing so. I was even through with Midnight Sun too and it was way too better than Twilight because I get to understand Edward's perspective and reading it hyped up all the excitement because Edward could read any person's mind, for that matter.
Well, I learned just recently that Stephenie Meyer was writing a sequel for Twilight, long before New Moon, Eclipse and Breaking Dawn came into conception. It was entitled Forever Dawn and it comprised a story that passed over Bella's high school experiences and skipped ahead of time to a more mature theme.
Hmm. . . I could handle that. But unfortunately, Meyer isn't planning of publishing the book at all. To think that it has 700 pages or so, that must be a very good read! I bet Meyer's big sister had a great time reading it, since she gave it to her as a birthday gift.
Forever Dawn seems like a combined forces of the three books following Twilight, that is, minus Jacob Black on the centerstage. Gee, isn't that great?
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i heard about it too.. i wouldn't mind reading another Bella book, as long as Stephenie wrote it.. too bad it's not gonna be possible though.. lucky sister!
Hehe, I've been wanting to read Forever Dawn ever since Stephenie wrote about it on her website...that lucky sister of hers. :)
Have you read Midnight Sun? It's the book that she was going to publish next, and is Twilight all over again, but this time from Edward's point of view.
Unfortunately, some copies of the unfinished draft were leaked on the internet, and Stephenie has decided to stop working it. Instead, she's posted the draft on her website for us to read. It's some good stuff!
There is an online petition and letter writing campaign aimed at getting "Forever Dawn" published.
For more info see: Forever Dawn Campaign.
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