She shares her apartment with her laid off brother, Jon, and her small dog, Jack Bauer. Meena Harper, a script writer for the soap opera Insatiable, has an almost normal life. I think it was a bit of a saddening ending, but will have readers admiring her strength as a women.Overall a excellent summer read, that will have you turning the page. That's the first time I've seen a women stick up to a vampire and do what she did. I felt like Lucien was Bella from Twilight and Meena was Edward. Meena's gift was unique from other paranormal protagonists abilities, which was refreshing.

It wasn't emphasis enough.The plot was pretty predictable, but enjoyable.

Meaning I found it hard to believe that she hated vampires in the beginning. I loved reading from Meena's & Lucien's POV.Meena's hate for vampires wasn't as strongly brought out as it could of been. I found the POV's from all the characters was well written. Why I was this way is because it made the romance develop to fast.I though that there could of been more descriptions of the characters, especially Alaric. I was kind of disappointed that Lucien and Meena do not meet until half way through the book. It was well written and fast pace, but I felt that it was a bit to long. So it works well as a book that believable but has a lot/bit of comedy to it. I learned that in creative writing.Now this book is a spoof off of all the current vampire shows/books ect But at the same time it's serious. I think it is awesome when writers write in different genres, not only do they pick up more readers but it strengthen their writing skills. And I'm glad she did, because I loved it. So I was surprised to hear that she is writing a sort of spoof/paranormal book. Mainly because the novels she writes aren't usually my type. But I'd like to hear more about Meena and her new adventures. If it's not, then the story stands very well on its own. Meena's gift adds another great element to the story and I hope that this is the beginning of a series. I like that the vampires were real vampires, teeth and seduction and blood drinking, and were unapologetic about it. Alaric, in particular, was my least favorite character.I thought the story was fun and fresh and enjoyed all the digs at the current vampire trend. I was less than infatuated with Lucien and the vampire slayer, Alaric. I really liked her and her brother and her neighbors. She is very relatable, with her frustrations with her job and her relationships. She has the power to see when a person is going to die and so that makes her much more sympathetic to others. The characters are much more rounded and usually don't make me feel like shaking anyone. The Little BookwormAs much as I love Meg Cabot's young adult books, I really love her adult books.

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