So, Meg Cabot is back! I was excited to know that her newest novel for the adult set had a fantasy spin of sorts (Avalon High, and the Arthurian legends attached, is my favorite of her works). Admittedly, I'm getting a little burnt out on vampires. This takes a lot for me, a super Buffy the Vampire Slayer fan to say. Unfortunately, the Twilight series which I followed as it came out is mostly to blame for this. Therefore when Cabot's work took some obvious shots at the media moneymaker it amused me. 
 I loved the characterization of the heroine Meena. I loved that she had a spine. I was a little worried during the middle that she was turning into "that girl", but I guess Meg Cabot evening having Meena and those surrounding her worrying she was turning into "that girl" should have clued me in that this was not the case. 
 Cabot's narrative was extremely amusing as usual. She wrote truthfully about vampire exhaustion in the current pop culture landscape. I became aware that this is very much the case, as I was reading her novel about vampires. Nevertheless, I would still recommend Cabot's work.