New editor Kate C. Leever, determined to keep her job, shows up on her writer's doorstep and literally hounds Lucern Argenau, vampire and romance writer extraordinaire, to do a publicity tour for his wildly popular book series. To get rid of her, Lucern reluctantly agrees to do one publicity event and they end up at a romance convention. I loved this sexy, grumpy vampire Lucern with his adorable old World manner. Kate is a powerful little whirlwind who turns Lucern's orderly life upside down. 
 Sands' vampire world is built upon the premise of nanotechnology as the causation of vampirism I found this to be a unique and clever turn to explain vampirism. This well-written book was very romantic, funny, and clear departure from the horror vampire tradition. These undead vampires eat food as a supplement to their main food supply of blood, sleeps in a bed, loves garlic, attend church, and when covered head to toe, they can go out into the sun. 
 The sex scenes were sensually tantalizing and the characters were extremely likeable. Usually I prefer much darker vampire romance, but I enjoyed this light-hearted, funny story centered around a family of vampires surviving in the modern world.