Further, I really admire the call to minute, but enhancing details like the 1800 gold leaf embossment for their wedding invitation, which I think was only mentioned in passing in the original novel.

Meyer’s story incredibly well and did an incredible job in building the emotional layers of Edward as complementary to the original story, and is neither overly excessive nor lacking. The author follows the emotional path of Ms. For example, details that I had wondered about while reading Bella’s perspective–how do they deal with her menstrual cycle, and other bodily inconveniences like morning breathe 🙂Īlso, the vulnerability and fragileness of their relationship and each of their feelings becomes doubly pronounced when Edward’s perspective is made available. True to its intent, the books really do fill in on the “missing pieces”. I feel that the author has truly outdone themselves writing from Edward’s perspective. I just started on the Breaking Dawn volume, but felt I had to take a pause to make some comments that have been coming to me as I read the first three. *Shower scene courtesy of writer Julie Vansįor your e-reader, a single file: Breaking Dawn (Edward) by PA Lassiter (All remaining chapters are suitable for young adults.) The less explicit are marked MA, meaning for mature readers. The more explicit of these are marked NC-17, meaning not suitable for children under 17. The HONEYMOON series and several other individual chapters contain material of a sexual nature that is meant for mature audiences.

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