chapter one


"mom, i don't wanna live here." i pleaded to my mother who forced me to mover with her to this god awful town of forks, washington. it's always raining here. it's depressing. just because her job got tranfered here doesn't mean she has to follow. she can get another job!
"love, i know that, but i have a feeling you're gonna end up loving it here!"
"sure, sure. im goin' for a walk." i dicho walking out the door. she dicho something after that but i put in the head-phones to my i-pod before she could finish.
i decided to familiarize myself with the neighborhood. i was looking at the beach...

This one is in Heavenly's POV, but the siguiente chapter will be in Jake's POV. hope tu like it! :)
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chapter six
i was woken up por Jake's insanely loud horn. my eyes burst open to see Jake leaning on the capucha, campana of his Rabbit in the parking lot. i opened the window,
"Jake, i'm not even dressed yet!" i yelled out the window. my mom was at work por now so no worries.
"i got time." he dicho and smiled. i smiled back and went to get ready for my first día at school.
first i brushed my teeth, combed my long, wavy, brown hair out. i got dressed in a thermal...

por Edward Fairfax:

I was lucky enough to be able to sit down with Jenni Frendswith, the autor of the new novel Stonecraft, now available on Amazon.com (Kindle version coming this week). Her book is a part of a web-hosting program at the homesite of autor Fletcher Rhoden (fletcherrhoden.com/links) where there is contact information and a discount code and link. In the interests of full disclosure, my own book vistas of a Progressive Christian is also on the site.

Q: This is your first book, Jenni. What made tu want to write, and why this story?
A: Well, I’ve always been a reader, read just...