This is a discounted bundle featuring 2 of Hyperink's most popular books on the Twilight saga including:
-Quicklet on Twilight
-Biography of Stephenie Meyer
Here are brief excerpts from each below. Buy them together and save over 40% off the combined price!
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From Quicklet on Twilight:
Bella is relieved to go back to school and find Edward isn’t there. This continues for several days, which confuses her. Even though he acted like he hated her, she couldn’t stop thinking about him.
The other boys, like Eric and Mike, continue trying to get her to notice them.
The following week, it snows and Edward Cullen returns to school. Bella’s surprised when she sits next to him in Biology, and he’s nice to her – even sparks a conversation with her.
They accidentally touch hands during a lab experiment, and she notices how icy cold his fingers are. Edward continues to quiz Bella throughout the class period in great interest. Bella answered every question, but wasn’t sure why – her mind was full of confusion.
“I was in disbelief that I’d just explained my dreary life to this bizarre, beautiful boy who may or may not despise me. He seemed engrossed in our conversation, but how I could see, from the corner of my eye, that he was leaning away from me again, his hand gripping the edge of the table with unmistakable tension.”
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From Biography of Stephenie Meyer:
In 2003, a young stay-at-home mother living in Arizona woke up at four in the morning, still reeling from a dream that she could not shake out of her mind. Stephenie Meyer had never really wanted to be a writer and had never written so much as a single short story before, but she felt compelled to turn this dream into a novel.
Although she tried to focus on her usual daily routine of caring for her three young sons and doing chores around the house and around her town of Cave Creek, the dream still lingered, filling her head with visions of a good-hearted but tortured vampire and the ordinary teenage girl who fell in love with him. Meyer eventually found a moment of free time and wrote down parts of her dream, fleshing out the ideas to give them a narrative and a voice. That story was at the root of Meyer’s bestselling series that would take the world by storm.
Meyer's inspiration led her to create a compelling and addictive young adult novel. She wrote the first draft of her novel in only three months, working whenever her schedule as a stay-at-home mother would allow, snatching moments of free time while her children were asleep or her husband, Pancho, took care of the chores. Instead of setting the story in sunny Arizona, the state where she grew up, Meyer chose the rainy forests of Forks, Washington.
