I was initially torn between what my final rating for The Last American Vampire should be, but after having read my own review I've settled on a pretty solid three. 
 While it was a 'fun' read, and, I think, fairly well written, it had almost too much of a journal feeling to it; there are some things ((view spoiler)[such as what the reason for Virgina's abandoning of Henry was, and the final meeting with Crowley (hide spoiler)]), that seem as they would - perhaps - have been obvious to the writer of the journal, but not for the uninitiated reader and as such not as explored as I would've liked it to be. 
 [The Last American Vampire isn't written in the style of a journal, rather as a biography by someone who's had access to the journal of the subject of the biography.] 
 There were times when the story could've kept a quicker pace and other times where it felt almost rushed. The ending was a bit of a disappointment.