I'm 27 and a fulltime student/mother of 3. I still find time to read fic, even when I shouldn't. I started out as a Twilight FF addict, and as of now that's still all I've ever tried to write, but I love Southern Vampire Mysteries/Sookie Stackhouse Stories, True Blood, and Harry Potter FF as well.

I know. I'm a dork.

Anyway, aspiring writer who is grateful for Stephenie Meyer letting me play in her sandbox. Not actually a huge fan of the books after the original, because I don't like her style of writing, plot twists, plot holes, plot predictability...I'll stop and be nice. But seriously, Eclipse sucked.

My first story: This Is Not My Life

Edward is a single dad to Lily. During a grocery trip, she is taken by James, who thinks she is his daughter. Bella is at the same store and is taken as well, because he believes she is his wife. It is worth its M rating. For the record, though, I have no interest in being crass or graphic for the sake of a reaction.

I'm trying to post links of pictures of people in my story:

Lily:

http://shannonholden.com/blog/wp-content/uploads/2008/12/5dii235.jpg

Bella:

http://i.eimg.com.tw/d/artist/53/29353.300.jpg?ver=0

Edward:

http://www.flickr.com/photos/42156430@N02/3888715706/

Link for the banner:

http://i398.photobucket.com/albums/pp69/ms_ambrosia/twi_graphics/thisisnotmylife.png

My second story: Remember Me

"If I only got one day a year, I would make it count." One secret tree, one magic sunset, one chance to make a wish. Lonely geek Edward makes his first friend at 7, only to have her taken away from him the next day. Childhood sweethearts turned penpals, watch them grow and change over the years as they fall in like, lust, and love. Friendship and romance, fluff and drama. EB and rated M for language, sexual references, limes and a lemon. ;) AH/AU OOC, Canon coupling

Link for the banner:

http://aleighy.blogspot.com/

Link for Snow Patrol's The Lightning Strike:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ml-swexTzEQ

An outtake story for TINML and a couple of oneshots are also posted in my stories.

I really appreciate reviews! They make the whole day better, even the short ones. I welcome constructive criticism, because I know all writing always has room to improve.