The fourth and final installation of the Reimagined series from Edythe's POV. Beau and Edythe have the rest of forever in front of them-the wedding day is here, the honeymoon is set. With all their troubles behind them, the couple truly believes the danger is in their past. But the danger has always been external, until now... Rated M for adult content.

Even in a fairy tale, not everyone gets a happy ending—especially not when you're the villain. [The first half of Life and Death, Edythe's perspective.]

Hunted by a psychotic vampire out for revenge, Beau once again finds himself in the midst of danger—but even that's not much distraction when the people you love most all want to kill each other. [Sequel to New Moon Reimagined]

Back in Forks after torturous months apart, Beau and Edythe are ready to face any challenge together. With graduation approaching, Edythe knows it's only a matter of time before Beau gets what he wants-immortality. But first, they have to get through a battle with a pack of newborns, all intent on taking Beau's life. That, and ever waiting for an actual proposal. Rate M justincase

She thought she could overcome her nature, but when a simple paper cut threatens his very life, she is finally forced to realize it's time to leave... Edythe's perspective of what might have occurred in New Moon, if Life and Death had ended on the original Twilight note.

"In that moment, something shifted inside me, not in a physiological way, but on a much, much deeper level. In this moment, I was forever changed, by the seemingly simple human boy sleeping in the bed across the room from me." [Life and Death/Midnight Sun, from Edythe's POV/perspective.] Canon pairings, etc, etc.

"It seemed cruel, cruel fate that now, just as we'd been given the incredible gift of the other, for all eternity, it was being ripped from our hands-here, now. I reached across the empty space of the clearing, twining my fingers with Edythe's. My eyes communicated what words could not... What had started as forever, an eternal sunrise, had quickly darkened to blackest night.

After a long convalescence following the confrontation with the hunter, Beau has just had the best summer of his life. But happiness is a fragile thing when it's all wrapped up in a single person—especially when that person is a vampire. [A continuation of Life and Death with the original Twilight ending.]

A series of connected drabbles following/during the final scenes of "Life and Death". Various characters. Sticking to canon. Mostly fluff, some hints of sauciness, introduction of more gender-swapped characters from the series, and a wedding/honeymoon for our favorite pairing! R/R for more! :3

At times one's path in life comes down to nothing more than luck. When the tracker's teeth pierced his skin, Beau Swan thought his fate was sealed—except, maybe it wasn't. [The conclusion of Life and Death rewritten with the original Twilight ending.]

This is a continuation of the Twilight reimagined story "Life and Death" by Stephenie Meyer. Jules is now a werewolf, yet she still feels a weird connection with Beau, even though he's supposed to be her mortal enemy; Victor is back for revenge, and Beau and Edythe are content to spend eternity together-if they can survive that long.