If you like your vampires ala Kim Harrison, Laurell K Hamilton, or even Patricia Briggs, don't expect more of the same here.  Those writers obviously draw a compelling dark fantasy realm, where the vampires are frightening, complex, and darkly mysterious.  Here the vampires are as human as you or I.  They even refer to themselves that way.  There are no evil demons in possession in "A Quick Bite" but I found myself suprisingly drawn into the story of how Lissa, a 202 year old vamp, and Gregory a mid-thirties physchiatrist meet.  I found the vamp's family all to be intriguing and fairly fleshed out and I can see reading more books about them.  There are definately some aspects of the relationship that don't ring true, for example how quickly they fall in love.  Obviously, also, in real circumstances, if you were mind tricked, tied to a bed, and made 'dessert' for a vampire, you'd probably be freaked out and running away from, and not straight to, the vampire.  However, this isn't reality and that is what I like to escape from when I read.  I found this to be a fast, lightweight read that I enjoyed every minute of.