Reformed Vampire 1

Ok, so I have to confess that this book is taking a bit to get into. There are some confusing parts to try and get over. For example, the main character, Nina (who is the narrator of the story) talks about having her eyeballs bleed. Now I consider myself a vampire expert and never, in all of my readings of vampire books, have a I ever heard of a vampire's eyes bleeding. It has something to do with the virus that causes them to be vampires. Odd. And they seem to be really fragile, which, of course, is the opposite of pretty much everything that we've come to think about vampires being (I mean, think about it - have you ever really heard of a vampire being FRAGILE?). Although it is taking a few pages for the story to get warmed up, I'm going to press on and see what the heck is up with these vamps.