Breaking Dawn by Stephenie Meyer
Now I'm in one of those slumps, where I don't want to read anything else because I only want to read more about Edward and Bella.
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Wherein a dedicated blabbermouth shuts up long enough to read something (but then she still wants to talk about it).
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oh yeah, I could have written this myself a few weeks ago. A friend recommended a series to me about Josephine Bonaparte (The Many Lives and Secret Sorrows of Josephine B) that pulled me out of my funk. Don't know if that's your type of book or not, but it helped that it was a series so I could have another "long-term commitment." :)
also, did you read "Midnight Sun?" It's "Twilight" told from Edward's point of view. About half of it is available on Stephenie Meyer's website. I warn you though, it only feeds the addiction.
Yesssss....I did check out Midnight Sun. I wish I hadn't, because now I'm frantic/frustrated that she might not finish it.
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