Aislinn and her grandmother have long lived in the city to avoid faeries, who hate when mortals can see them. Yet, two faeries begin to stalk her by entering her high school as students, not realizing she can see their true forms. As Aislinn struggles to help the faeries, she is also attacked by one of the faery’s mother, affecting both her personal life, and her safety. Dark and distressing.

Cathryn says:   Still in the mood for vampires and teen love, Vampire Kisses should be on your list. It’s an entertaining series full of fun characters and enjoyable plots with just the right amount of angst and social confusion to add to its appeal.

Sixteen year old Goth Girl, Raven’s life long dream has been to meet a real vampire though she has pretty much accepted that living in Dullsville that isn’t going to happen. Then the Sterling’s move into the creepy house on the hill and everything changes for Raven. She finds the vampire of her dreams, teen son, Alexander who has issues of his own and over the course of the series they have interesting interactions with not only the Dullsvillians but a few people from Alexander’s past as well.

Ashley says:  This is about Beth who tries out for the drill team. She never fails at anything. She is mad about not making the drill team. The Cheerleaders start talking to her, but not because they really want her on the team. They want her to make a day-light walking spell because some of them are vampires. Beth ends up turning into a vampire and now she has to figure out how to become mortal again. She’s mad and out for revenge. A really awesome book. Also try “Good Ghoul’s Do,” the second book.