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 Synopsis 
 Tana wakes up to a house full of corpses. People she had been partying with just the night before lay scattered on the ground, their blood drained by vampires. There is only one other survivor that she knows, her ex-boyfriend Aidan. Tied to a bed, he's already been infected and it's just a matter of time before he goes Cold. There's also a mysterious boy chained in the room with him. Recklessly determined to save them both, Tana races against time as the last rays of the sun die and the taunts from the vampires outside the door grow louder. Fleeing to Coldtown is their only option. The most dangerous city may be their only hope of survival. 
 Thoughts 
 I love a good vampire story. There aren't many being published now that the Twilight fad is over and dystopians are the new hot trend in YA. This book definitely has some dystopian elements. The world is trying to cope with an epidemic of people going Cold--being bitten by vampires and becoming infected with the need to feed on human blood in order to become vampires themselves--and responds by creating Coldtowns where the infected can be quarantined. Reality TV shows depict the towns as glamorous, with beautiful immortal people living without a care in the world, but there's a sinister underlying vibe to the towns. 
 I enjoyed this book so much that I read it in less than 24 hours on my day off. It has the perfect mix of horror, intrigue, and romance. While the ending wraps the story up, there's enough left to allow the reader to decide what the outcome of the book is (and also for a potential sequel).