Title: Good love story - problematic vampire story
Product review: In order to rate this book fairly, I will keep in mind that it was written for teens. From that perspective, it was a good love story riddled with the infectious but immature themes of unconsummated love and all-consuming passion that the young find so compelling. Of course, I would worry about any adult woman who would find this sort of love anything but creepy and suffocating.It would be nice if Meyer and other authors of vampire stories could agree upon some "rules" governing vampire behavior. These days, authors arbitrarily reinvent vampires to suit their own narcissistic story telling, causing these already mythical creatures to become simultaneously everything and nothing at all. Vampires need a clear identity for the legend to remain interesting. Let's decide on a definition for vampires and stick with it, shall we? It seems lazy to do otherwise.
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