3.5 
 This book was recommended to me by one of my best friends, one of the few who'd shared my obsession for vampires. 
 The best part of the book was Bianca. Not Bianca as the main character, but Bianca as the girl who freaks out when she's alone in the woods and sees someone (ok, that's me :D) and as the director of the horror movies she makes up when her friend Raquel is MIA (that's even me-er :D). 
 I liked the characters, Balthazar (Ha. Nice name, dude.) and Vin were great. I liked the fact that the school wasn't meant for vampires to learn about their powers and history, but for them to understand the twenty-first century and how to fill in a new era. 
 The part of the book is simple and pretty uneventful; in fact, just before the ball, I found myself thinking, Hey, I'm reading a book with no plot. And I like it! 
 A couple of things really annoyed me. 
 First, the girl knows everything about vampires. I mean, she's going to be one of them, right? And I guess you would have some questions if your parents drank blood everyday. Anyway, Bianca being a vampire wasn't much of a surprise (yeah, writing 'What if Romeo and Juliet had been vampires?' on the cover might give that away); Bianca knowing and not saying a damn thing was. Are you telling me she never thought about that in months?? When she bit Lucas, I thought she didn't know her true nature. But she did. And boy, was I mad after that. 
 Second, mortal enemies. And they couldn't care less. Of course. 
 Third, mortal enemies, they couldn't care less, of course!, he lied to her from the first second, and she runs away with him. So. Fucking. Logical. 
 I'm still reading the second book, mostly because my friend is going to kill me if I don't. 
 I was reading Evernight during class and my friend was sitting beside me, reading along: Bianca and Lucas are asleep in bed when his mother enters the room. You can easily guess what we did. 
 "Okay, it's the twenty-first century, so I never thought you'd to wait until you were married." Lucas's mother leaned against the doorjamb and folded her arms across her chest. "But honestly, Lucas. You knew I was coming. Do you really have to throw it in my face?"