Sixteen-year-old Lucy Szabo is Undead - at least according to her own theories about vampirism. Lucy believes that the first vampires - with their pale skin, long teeth, and uncontrollable thirst - were dying diabetics. And she should know. She's a diabetic herself.

When Lucy becomes involved with Draco - a self-proclaimed "real" vampire she meets in the Transylvania Internet chat room - her world begins crashing down around her. Caught up in late-night parties and Goth culture, she begins to lose control of her grades, relationships, and health. Lucy realizes she needs to make some important choices, and fast. But it may already be too late.

My 163rd read of 2006.

This was okay. Lucy had the biggest chip on her shoulder when it came to her diabetes. Her vampire theory was pretty good though; makes total sense when you think about it.

Going to Rosie as part of the Teen VBB.

Received today, thanks!

Can't say I really enjoyed this - quite different - fast read - kinda weird. Going to appaloosatb now....

This has arrived safely. Thank you!

This was an interesting book. There were some definate "ick" moments with Draco, and I alternated between pity and disgust towards Lucy as she spiraled towards the ending of the book. Not a typical teen read, and I liked it for that.