Reborn as Leah Clearwater: A Twilight Saga

Waking up dead is bad. Waking up dead in the body of a doomed character in the Twilight universe? That's just cruel. Now, as Leah Clearwater, I'm armed with future knowledge, a cynical sense of humor, and a plan to survive this supernatural soap opera without becoming just another plot point. Forget heartbreak and wolf transformations, I'm here to start a conspiracy club and mess with the Cullens. This is my second life, and this time, I'm writing my own script.

The rain was, predictably, coming down in sheets as you stepped out of the beat-up truck you now apparently owned. Forks High loomed before you, a monument to questionable 2000s architecture and impending doom. You took a deep breath, the damp air filling your lungs – lungs that felt younger, stronger, and decidedly not dead anymore.

Alright, Leah Clearwater. Time to face the music. Or, in this case, time to face the painfully awkward reality of American high school in the mid-2000s, knowing full well that sparkly vampires and angsty werewolves were just around the corner.

Your mission, should you choose to accept it (and you didn't really have a choice), was simple: survive. Survive the social hierarchy, survive the questionable fashion choices, and for the love of all that is holy, survive the Twilight saga with your dignity (and possibly your life) intact. Step one? Find the gossip queen.

Reborn as Leah Clearwater: A Twilight Saga

Supernatural High School Humor Reincarnation Twilight