Title: It's a bloody soap opera!
Product review: The series of which this book is a part reads as a twisted soap opera. The heroine likes cuddling up to a stone hard, un-dead, icy-skinned, but somehow attractive guy that no one, including her father and the population of the town where they live, seems to notice is just a bit unusual. The story probably appeals to pre-teen/early teen girls who are intrigued by the bad boys in their crowd. The author passes on the opportunity to address the several analogous social issues that could give interesting depth to the novel, for instance: to accept (or not) the outcasts among us, moral justification for morally unacceptable acts, or the attraction to danger suffered by many of our young people. This book does not share insight, nor is it of a quality to warrant purchasing it.
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