Joe Hunt
The House of the Midnight Sun
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(Crimelord Press May 30, 2013)
In this reimagining of the classic tale, Stephanie Meier herself is a character—trying to fall in love, as an experiment, and write about it afterwards (to be the next Jane Austen).
Edgar Coltrane lives in a home for troubled youths called “the House of the Rising Sun.” He fends off Stephanie’s advances with the claim of being a vampyre—or too busy, building a time machine. But his trickery back-fires, blowing up in his face.
What starts out as seemingly harmless fan fiction takes on a life of its own—exploring passion, jealousy, betrayal…
Edgar Coltrane lives in a home for troubled youths called “the House of the Rising Sun.” He fends off Stephanie’s advances with the claim of being a vampyre—or too busy, building a time machine. But his trickery back-fires, blowing up in his face.
What starts out as seemingly harmless fan fiction takes on a life of its own—exploring passion, jealousy, betrayal…
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