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Twilight author Stephenie Meyer sends fans wild as she posts cryptic countdown timer on her website with readers predicting new book series
UK Daily Mail ^ | May 1, 2020 | Olivia Wheeler

Posted on 05/01/2020 4:50:15 AM PDT by C19fan

Twilight author Stephenie Meyer has sent fans wild after posting a cryptic countdown on her website. Taking over the author's, 46, entire homepage, the timer, which has a star-filled background, is counting down until Monday May 4. And despite there being no explanation or clue, fans have already predicted there could be a new series of the Twilight novels or a sequel to The Host.

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TOPICS: Books/Literature; Society
KEYWORDS: vampires
NO!!!!! I must admit I checked out one of her books while at Costco. Austen, Bronte, and George Eliot she is not. She writes like some teenage girl. I even feel guilty for even clicking the "books/literature" topic.
1 posted on 05/01/2020 4:50:15 AM PDT by C19fan
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To: C19fan

I felt my IQ drop two standard deviations just from touching one of her books.

With that said, it was fun to watch “Team Edward” and “Team Jacob” have catfights while waiting in line for the film version. They had to hire off-duty cops to keep the whole situation from going off the rails, in east Canada of all places. Good times...


2 posted on 05/02/2020 12:14:27 AM PDT by coydog (Time to feed the pigs!)
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