I tried really hard to like this one, but it was terrible. The plot was buried under a mass of clothing descriptions, and the characters were flat and underdeveloped. While I think it was creative to bring in historical events such as the Mayflower, Plymouth settlement, and lost colony of Roanoke, I think it was too ambitious for a story that couldn't take itself seriously. Like a girl who discovers she's a vampire immediately goes to a photoshoot for jeans. Also, everything was too tidy. Anytime there was a question about one of the characters, it was brushed away with a "oh, they're a vampire" as if that explained everything. The narration shifts between characters did not work because the voice of the novel was overall very chaotic. The readers spends more time listening to each character's whiny teenage internal melodrama than learning about the actual story. 
 Blue Bloods was recommended to me by a dear friend, but since she likes historical much more than me, that's probably one of the reasons why this series was more up her alley. I will not be continuing the series.