This book is a mix of Hex Hall (which was better) and Vladimir Tod (it's more similar). There was a lot of humor. I was laughing a lot. 
 There was also insta-love and things like love at first sight. Some parts felt really cheesy at times. Also, a lot of exclamation marks are included, which, at times, made her sound somewhat hyper and very excited. There wasn't really anything serious (if it makes sense?). It's like talking to someone: you don't really talk about anything deep or serious; it's all light hearted and on the surface. With a tone like that, it's kind of hard to relate to the main character. It's hard to take it seriously. 
 The main character, Raven (love that name), was unique and crazy (in the positive sense). She did some pretty crazy/awesome things, but the things that happened near the end felt cheesy. The last chapter was heartbreakingly sad. :o At one point, I started wondering if Alexander really wasn't a vampire. It's obvious, but it's like the book is toying with my mind. 
 It was pretty entertaining, but that's pretty much all.