What if Edward made a mistake? What if the perfect life they were looking for just wasnt happening? Bella walks into the cullen's house to find edward cheating on her with tanya, what she doesnt know is that edward was brainwashed by Tanya as she developed a new power which gives her power over people for a couple of hours. Bella doesnt stay long enough for edward to explain, she runs back to her hometown. Back where she belongs(Phoenixs) Bella goes back to her old group of friends who have not only gone down the wrong road but all being abused and beaten by a man they all met when they were little. Bella doesnt know this all she wants to do is forget about the pain and the hurt. Can Edward get to Bella before her group of friends do? Can he save her from herself? Or is it late?..

Edward has always been the nerdy boy with oversized glasses. He's been in love with Bella swan ever since he first laid eyes on her. When Alice decides to give him a makeover Everyone in the school starts to notice him, but will Bella. Please read!!!

What could have happened between Twilight and New Moon? What if we could look at the events of what Bella called her "perfect summer" from Edward's point-of-view? Evening Star shows us what could have happened immediately after Twilight ended and how/why the events in New Moon could have unfolded...with infinite thanks to Stephenie Meyer who invented such incredible and timeless characters. Although invested with much imagination which remains within the boundaries of Meyer's Twilight Saga, Evening Star shows us Edward's viewpoint of the events of the summer that culminated with his leaving Bella following Jasper's attack, thus answering the question, "Why does Edward leave Bella when they obviously love one another so much?" And Love is always, always the answer....

What happens when Edward leaves Bella, she goes to the Volturi? It's 500 years later and she is with the Volturi, until the Cullen's come and visit, and she leaves them.

Written from Edward's point-of-view, On Our Way Home relates his thoughts, fears, and feelings as he, Bella, and Alice travel home from Italy to Forks after being rescued from death at the hands of the Volturi. Includes dialogue taken directly from Meyer's New Moon and is written according to established Twilight canon.

Edward and Bella will be going on a vacation this summer. In other country. And that country is... Philippines! Bella and Edward never expected that they can now experience to be an actor and an actress in Philippines! Will they accept the offer of that manager-director gay? What could possibly happen to them? And there'll be a disclosure of a hidden happening from the past. Spending their vacation there will be a lot unexpected. They will experience more a lot in that country.

Four years have passed since twenty-four year old Bella Swan broke up with her fiancé of six months. After dating Edward Cullen for three years, the couple finally became engaged... Until Bella was presented with evidence to suggest that her beloved fiancé, the man she'd give her life for, had been cheating on her for some time. The break shattered them both, but how could she marry a man that had been screwing other women in her bed? So when Bella runs into Edward again after graduating university, the raw, unconditional emotions that were once familiar to her are evoked once again, ripping her social life to shreds. Will Bella be able to control not only the pure, untainted love for this cheating man, but also the rich sexual desire? Or will her ex get the better of her? * Rated R for lemons, smut and strong language. Do not read if you are uncomfortable with this kind of thing, and certainly do not read if you are under sixteen. Then again, I can't stop you if you are!

Written from Edward's POV, "The Long Night" chronicles the night that Bella grieved for Jacob after saying goodbye in Stephenie Meyer's book, Eclipse. Chronicling Edward's thoughts and self-recriminations as Bella cries throughout the evening and night, he can't help but wonder if his singer has made the right choice in deciding to remain with him rather than with Jacob. Written according to Meyer's canon with a few editorial twists. Formerly a single chapter story, "The Long Night" is now divided into five chapters for ease of reading..