Otherworld is the must-read book. Everyone is talking about it. Amy and her friends are no exceptions. She's in love with one of the main characters, a vampire hunter by the name of Alexander Banks. When Amy is attacked on her way home, she's saved by someone who has taken his love of the books to a new level. He could be Alexander Banks. Turns out he is Alexander. His world has found a way into hers and so has the villain of his story. 
 The name of this book had me a little leery. It just sounds corny. I'm glad that I didn't let it deter me. The story itself is definitely geared toward a particular kind of reader and I happen to fall into that category, aka people who fall in love with fictional characters and daydream about what it would be like if they showed up in real life. 
 My reaction would be really similar to Amy's (quick hide my Tumblr!). I probably enjoyed this book so much because I related to Amy. She is my fictional doppelganger. In love with fictional character? Check. Usually void conflict at all costs? Check. Dabbling in fan-fiction (in high school) and harboring a desire to write original work? Check. 
 I really give the author props for creating and blending together two worlds. A book about a book is just a massive undertaking and it's done in a nice, easy way. This isn't an earth changing or mind blowing book, it's simply an enjoyable read for the fangirl reader like myself. It left me just wanting to give the book a big hug at the end of it.