i honestly don't think that she will write anymore, besides midnight sun...because i think she would like to 移動する on and write different stories...yes these 本 made her pretty famous..but i think she would also like to be known for other stories not just continuous stories that have to deal with only ヴァンパイア and werewolves...well thats my guess..hope it helped in some way =)
posted １年以上前
ya..i agree with u mostly and when u 発言しました that she WILL 移動する on to other books..seh has!!! she cam out with a new book called the host! i heard it was pretty good...
yeah i dont think she will write another either...it would be really exciting to see how she went on with the story though..Nessie growing up,Jacob being with her,Charlie dealing with everything, Edward hearing Bella's thoughts,Bella getting better with her gift and just how her and edward and nessie go on living as a true family..those parts i would really 愛 to read, i know how great she would make it dont you!..but i doubt she will..as long as she finishes Midnight Sun i guess that will be good for me! lol (thats hard to say! :)
posted １年以上前
omg! i 愛 読書 those parts too! they are so interesting!
I think Breaking Dawn completely finished Edward and Bella's story (maybe besides Midnight Sun?). If she wrote anything to do with the series I think it could be about Jacob and Renesme but Edward and Bella definitely got their happily ever after. She isn't like JK Rowling who I'm pretty sure is forever going to be the 作者 of Harry Potter. She can write other 本 and ファン will happily read them.
i hope so but i dont know but i really hope that she does because the way that breaking dawn ended and i hope that she rewrites all the 本 through edwards eyes cause its so good and i hope she does write もっと見る 本 for twilight cause there is so much もっと見る she can write about.
Well she needs to do nessies and jacobs story.I mean she cann't just put them in the story say they are imprinted and just leave it at that.Theres a story to be told there.And the two of them want it told.so do we fans.
