Read this one because I thought it would be a funny, light take on vampires (a little Young Frankenstein-y). I had started another PNR with shape shifters - but I picked up in the middle of a really complicated series and could get into that world enough. Anyway, this book was light, but not really intentionally funny. The basic premise - vampire faints at the sight of blood - is actually pretty interesting. How she tries to cope, that she falls in love with and "turns" her therapist, the "bad" guy who figures out she's a vampire and tries to kill her - all potentially very interesting. Execution, not so much. Oh my gosh, the ridiculously stupid cousins! All mind-reading constantly - don't they have any control?! The backstory is again kinda cool - nanotechnology, but the "blood bank" thing was just weird. The normal human population has an almost constant shortage of blood IRL, but the special vamp bank has plenty all the time - it's delivered to their houses - and no one figures out these people are weird? Oh wait! Some of them do - the maid, say (cause heaven forbid the cousins should have to run their own vacuum cleaner) - but that's OK. When the hot, hunky guy figures out though, he has to be "turned" or have his mind completely wiped. And the whole story is written as if everyone is a valley girl (even the men).