Are you a Twilight junkie? If so, you have come to the right place. You will know what I mean when I say that some important pieces are missing from Stephenie Meyer’s Twilight Saga. The biggest missing piece is the second half of Midnight Sun, Edward Cullen’s Twilight story. In fact, Edward’s been given short shrift in a number of ways. This website is here to correct that.
Here at “Twilight: The Missing Pieces,” you will find a new version of Stephenie Meyer’s Twilight Saga as seen through Edward’s eyes. Originally, I intended to write only the missing second half of Meyer’s unpublished book Midnight Sun and then to write Edward’s version of the Cullens’ honeymoon. However, one thing led to another and after finishing those projects, I ended up completing all four books in the saga, plus a couple of extras.
The first book posted here, which I call Midnight Sun, Part II, consists of the missing second half of Ms. Meyer’s Chapter 12, “Complications,” twelve additional chapters, and the “Epilogue.” As with all of the books, you can read Midnight Sun on its own or alongside Bella’s story as told in Twilight.
The second book to be posted here was Breaking Dawn: Edward. I began with what I call the Honeymoon Series, a set of chapters penned by Edward chronicling the Cullen’s South American honeymoon—the important missing bits. (You all know what I’m talking about.) Readers then pressed for more pieces of the book and so I posted the Nuptials Series (the Cullens’ engagement and wedding), the Pregnancy Series, the New Life Series, and finally, the Doomsday Series, completing the book.
[Note: Breaking Dawn: Edward is sexually explicit. Chapters flagged NC-17 are intended for mature readers only.]
The next project selected by a poll of readers was New Moon: Edward, followed by Eclipse: Edward.
Somewhere along the way, Edward wrote a booklet advising other vampires who find themselves in his delicate situation on how to care for their human companion/lover/spouse and keep them alive. It is called the Vampire’s Guide to the Care & Maintenance of a Human Being.
Edward also wrote the Private Diary of Edward A. Cullen, which contains secrets, stories, and musings not written down elsewhere. Twenty years later, he began writing a second diary called Twenty Years On. The latter is ongoing.
Please enjoy these continuing stories of Edward, Bella, and the Cullens. If you know someone who would like them, pass the word.
Two more menu items popped up this year. The first is “Other Projects,” which lists other writing projects I am working on or have completed. At the moment, I am editing my first novel, called Miss Martha Browne. Like Twilight, it contains romance, but of the less-than-perfect variety and with only a little of the supernatural. It is a story about how many of us make grave errors in our search for love.
The last menu item is the SHOP. Here you will find hand-crafted goat milk soaps from our fellow Twilight fan Heidi, at Sunset Pines Naturals. She makes a range of soaps and lotions, but I draw your attention especially to her Twilight Collection, soaps that capture the essence in color and scent of the Twilight characters and settings. They are wonderful in every respect—handmade art from a fan of this website. She offers fellow fans a discount with the “Twilight PAL” checkout code.
Beyond that, the SHOP page has turned into its own blog of sorts, offering all the Twilight books, movies, and music available from Amazon.com, along with E-readers and personal commentary on my favorite things. From there, you can visit my Shop Erotica pages where you can buy the Fifty Shades of Grey Trilogy and the best erotic romance fiction I’ve found. Or, you can jump to the Shop Vampire & Paranormal Fiction page and find other interesting series in that genre, including all of the best books by the “Mistress of Vampire Fiction,” Anne Rice.
As of September 2012, I’ve finally joined the world on Facebook. There’s a page for PA Lassiter and one for “Twilight Missing Pieces” where I’ll announce either my Twilight work or my personal work. Also, I’ll tweet the same on Twitter. Finally, I’ve posted my favorite Breaking Dawn Pt 2 photos from the movie at Pinterest. See you there!
Facebook: Twilight Missing Pieces or PA Lassiter
Twitter: PALassiter (twitter.com/palassiter)
Pinterest: PALassiter (pinterest.com/palassiter)
This blog is written for entertainment purposes, a means of sharing some work I have done which I think others will enjoy. Feel free to write comments or ask questions or recommend your own favorite books and series on the relevant SHOP pages.
All files are in PDF format.
The Blog
Midnight Sun, Part II
New Moon: Edward
Eclipse: Edward
Breaking Dawn: Edward
Private Diary of Edward A. Cullen
Twenty Years On (ongoing)
Vampire’s Guide
……..To the Care & Maintenance of a Human Being
Other Projects
SHOP Pages
……..Breaking Dawn Pt 2 items (NEW!)
……..Twilight-themed soaps from Sunset Pines Naturals
……..Twilight books and music
……..Erotic Romance Survey
……..Vampire and Paranormal Romance Survey
hey i was reading silent screams omg unreal you are a brilliant writer i know she survives but i was wondering does she ever heal properly? ps: i love you’er work
also do they sterilize her to stop her ever going through that again or do they leave it to chance? thank you xx
Hi Megan, thanks for writing. Sorry I’m so slow to get back to you.
Renesmee has inherited the vampire’s ability to heal, though nowhere near as quickly as full-blooded vampires. That’s why Carlisle had to install steel braces on her belly and for the birth surgery–so her skin wouldn’t start growing back together right away. Unfortunately, her healing ability turned out not to work for the artery Carlisle accidentally cut, but as Edward realized eventually, venom heals Nessie’s flesh wounds. When she was a child, she used to run to him to “fix her boo-boos” and he’d lick them for her and make them disappear, much to her delight.
Regarding the prevention of future pregnancies…the birth was so traumatic and Nessie had lost so much blood, that they pushed her flesh back together and Edward probably licked her skin to heal her wounds as quickly as possible, leaving no time for sterilization surgery. Nessie’s biology is so unusual, anyway, that even though her internal organs appear to be human, there’s no telling whether standard surgery would even work for her.
And now you know what’s going to happen next…Renesmee and Jacob (and maybe Edward, if he doesn’t keep his nose out of it) will be having the conversation about Jacob’s getting a vasectomy. Something no man wants to talk about.
PAL
That’s no problem thank you very much for getting back to me i very much enjoy your work
I just cross-posted your questions over on the Twenty Years On page… Thanks for asking. PAL
Could you write some about what would happen if Edward had come back to forks while Bella was *ahem * crazy. I would like to read that.
I’m afraid you’ll have to be more explicit here. Do you mean while she was depressed in New Moon? I can’t think when else he left her, except for the times he was hunting. PAL
Yes, in new moon. If he had come back before Alice what would have happened?
If Edward had come back before Alice, then he and Bella would have realized immediately that they couldn’t live without each other and would have gotten back together. The End. New Moon would have been a rather short book. In writing drama, it is often necessary for authors to torture their characters and that’s what Ms. Meyer did to raise the stakes in the relationship. Though it was sad to go through what Bella and Edward went through during New Moon, it made Eclipse more dramatic and satisfying. PAL
I’m so glad I found this! I’ve been looking for Edward’s POV of the franchise so long. And now I got more.. Thank You!
Welcome, Riena! I hope you enjoy the books! PAL
hey PA….plz tell me wat happens 2 renesmee wen she gives birth 2 her daughter???
Hi Agri! I answered your comment twice, but my internet connection failed both times, so third time is the charm, I hope. Renesmee survives Sarabel’s birth, but you can tell by reading “The Accident” that surviving sometimes can be worse than the alternative. Anyway, my plan is to start writing the story this weekend. Welcome to the website! PAL
How come Eclipse is Breaking Dawn?
Sorry, I don’t understand your question. The line between Eclipse and Breaking Down is a little different in Edward’s version than in the original one if that’s what you mean. Nothing is missing. PAL
Every time I click on Eclipse the Breaking Dawn book and story appears. I should have been more specific.
Oh, okay. Are you clicking on Eclipse from the main menu at the top of the page or from somewhere else? When I use the main menu, I get Eclipse for Eclipse and BD for BD. So, I need more information, please.
PAL
p.s. Or try using this link:
Let me know if that works.
You are an amazing writer. i think that you should write about Jacob and Nessie. Make up stories for them, it would be great.
Thank you very much. Jacob and Nessie are a big part of the last 20 years, I can promise you that.
PAL
hey PA, its AM i know i haven’t commentd n a long time, i just haven’t been on the site in a while. u know what i think would have been awesome?: if stephenie m. wrote bella’s prgncy n bella’s point-of-view. 2 know what she was thnkng drng that time. luving the baby, c-ing edward so dvastatd (poor eddie!
), the pain she had 2 ndure as renesmee slowly suckd the life out of her. that wd hav bn nice to know. wd u write sumthng like that? comment f u can 
Hi AM,
I always felt like S. Meyer’s handling of Bella’s pregnancy did give us a pretty good view of Bella’s feelings…how she talks to the baby, learns to love it, cannot tolerate any threat to the fetus, how she came to relate to Rose, etc. It wasn’t written in the 1st person (the “I” perspective), but the book really is from Bella’s point-of-view already. Unless you mean something else? PAL
The scuttlebutt I’ve heard is that is WAS originally written BPOV, and was at least as drippy and sappy as you can imagine. Thus JPOV.
Brenda
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That’s really interesting and it makes sense to me. I’m not sure I could have gotten through it from first-person Bella. Jacob is perfect as the narrator. He knows Bella so well that he can tell us exactly what she’s thinking and feeling–by arguing with her if nothing else–yet he has that “Ima kick some butt!” attitude that makes all that pain somewhat tolerable. PAL