Vampires have always appealed mostly to females, especially teens and young adults. While looking through Amazon.com, I found 5 books about vampires, written within the past 6 months, mostly written for young women. If you are a fan of The Vampire Diaries, Twilight, or any other teenage vampire stories, you might get a kick out of these:
1. The Vampire Is Just Not That Into You - A comical take on the hit advice book He's Just Not That Into You. Undead dating specialist Vlad Mezrich has all the answers, utilizing quizzes, Top Ten lists, language analysis, real-life (and real-death) testimonials, and fancy charts to show you what you need to do in order to get your vampire and keep him forever.
2. Never Bite a Boy on the First Date - Cute young adult novel in which a teenage girl becomes a vampire, one of her classmates are killed and she is falling for another vampire who might be the killer.
3. The New Vampire's Handbook: A Guide for the Recently Turned Creature of the Night - A comical take on what you need to know if you've been turned into a vampire.
4. How to Catch and Keep a Vampire: a Step-by-Step Guide to Loving the Bad and the Beautiful - How to woo, win and forge a relationship with a vampire. Why are we so attracted to them? Can we tame them? A humorous book for readers fascinated with vampires.
5. Bite Me! - A young adult novel about a seventeen year old female vampire.
The above are summaries, not reviews, as I have not read them, although I'm thinking of getting one or two of them. I have been a vampire lover ever since I read my first Anne Rice book, Interview with a Vampire. I was fascinated with the vampire lore in her books and couldn't get enough. Luckily, there is a never-ending supply lately of vampire pop culture for me to consume.
See Also:
Emma and the Vampires - New Jane Austen Mashup
Nightlight: a Parody - Twilight Lampooned
Why are Vampires so Popular
Thanks for the shout-out about my book "How to Catch and Keep a Vampire," Jennifer! If your readers would like to see more info and the scads of great reviews it has received, I invite them to this page on my Web site: www.dianalaurence.com/cakav. The book was definitely written with teens as well as adults in mind, and along with being fun to read, teaches some meaningful lessons about things like relationships and self-esteem. Thanks again!