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Jane is a long time romance reader whose passion is, you guessed it, reading. She's currently loving contemporary authors like Sarah Mayberry and Karina Bliss but her first love will always be the historical. Some of her old time favorites are Amanda Quick and Johanna Lindsey and some of the new favorites are Sherry Thomas, Joanna Bourne and Claudia Dain. You can reach Jane by email at jane @ dearauthor dot com
I figured the “peen” answer was correct, since that’s how my SO found me. Guess it doesn’t work that way for Mormon vampires, though.
My usual answer would be ‘because the author made it so’ but since I didn’t read the book(s) I went with sparkly peen.
It sounds very, very, very paranormal —- and I really don’t want to know what a sparkly peen is. Really. Don’t tell me. Ewwww.
See, I thought SHE couldn’t read HIS mind, which is a blessed relief to her from the noise she tends to get from other people. No, wait, that’s Sookie Stackhouse, isn’t it? Seem to have my vampire bait confused.
I am going with sparkly peen lights up. He shoots out rainbows and stars
I like the lack o’ communication one… lit up sparkly peen was a close second, though!
This is dumb.
Probably started by someone who doesn’t get why Stephanie Meyers is so successful and is envious. I would say it’s adolescent behavior, but the teens I know have a lot more class.
Because it’s Meyer’s teenaged daydream, that alternate universe where she was actually popular in school and all the kids liked her and the hottest guy wanted to hook up with her. That’s how he knew.
Never mind that Edward is a total pedo, and so’s the other guy who wanted to hook up with Bella. Chick is a total pedo magnet, for some reason.
I went with “because she can see he’s sparkly” or something, and that’s only because there wasn’t an “I’m clueless” choice.
he knows this as he cant read her mind. she is different from other humans. he can connect with her in different ways. he doesnt know everthing about her, which draws him to her! .
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