Bloodsucking Fiends : A Love Story (Paperback)

from defrog

Having liked Practical Demonkeeping, I gave Moore another go with this one - vampires in San Francisco - and liked it even more. It's a pretty funny and clever take on the vampire genre, with a woman being turned into one against her will and a naive boyfriend who thinks it's pretty cool but is o...

from ElizaJane

Jody wakes up one evening, under a dumpster, with a burnt hand, and an awful lot of money. It takes a bit of figuring out but she soon concludes that she is a vampire. She also realizes quick quickly that she is going to need a human to watch over her when she loses consciousness at daybreak and ...

from Jenners26

2 Words that describe the book: Vampire comedy 3 Settings where it took place or characters you met: * Setting: Modern-day San Francisco * Jody-A fledgling vampire who had her new lifestyle thrust upon her with no warning or choice, Jody is trying her best to make sense of her new undead lifestyl...

from genealogygirl

It's actually more appealing for its zany humor than for the vampire-related stuff. It has been entertaining to watch Jody (vampiress) and her human lover/friend figure out the limitations and parameters of her being a vampire. She was turned mysteriously and chooses Tommy rather arbitrarily to b...

from MissTeacher

The first of (two?) humorous, nihilistic vampire novels set in the deadly streets of San Francisco. If you love vampire stories and worship Anne Rice, this might not be the book for you--a lot of age-old vampiric truths just don't hold up to the experiments done in this book. However, if you enjo...