This was a really fun read. Meg has a knack for writing witty dialogue and creating imperfect but lovable characters. Meena is the main character, but I loved that parts of the story are told from the point of view of other characters. I found myself peeking ahead to the next chapter and thinking, "Oh, I HAVE to keep reading to see what (insert Lucien or Alaric here) is thinking about all of this!"

Speaking of Lucien, I have to give Meg credit for creating such an irresistible character. I felt myself torn along with Meena as she tried to decide what to believe and feel about Lucien.

The story was well-paced. I have to admit that I was a little intimidated by its 450+ pages at first, but honestly, I never got bored. There was enough action to keep me reading. All the events in the novel happen within a span of ten days, and each chapter is stamped with the time, date, and place, which I found helpful.

Now let's play good news, bad news. Good news: There will be a sequel! Bad news: We have to wait until summer of 2011 for that one.

My final word on Insatiable: Meg Cabot has injected new life into the vampire craze! (Tee hee hee...life...because vampires are dead and all...I'm so clever.)