Memoirs of a Vampire

'The fact, that I avoided the sun, I justified to Sophie with a Lupus disease. She showed real sympathy and started to provide me with the best self tanners on the market.'

Dramas, romances, murder and homicide. That's what most stories about vampires look like. There's at least a medium sized apocalypse about to happen and the world has to be saved. During that two soulmates, that are meant to be, are yearning for each other, while destiny is trying it's best to rip them apart. Pretty much without exception it completely escapes the main caracter, that he won the evolutionary lottery: immortality, superpowers, a flawless appearance and the ability to manipulate your fellow men. What more could you want?
Our protagonist Kati is turned into a vampire due to pure luck after a deathly accident. Here she wrote down here memoirs; an honest, unfiltered report. In reality you don't drown in self-pity and don't dare to leave the house, due to bloodlust or turn into an uncontrollable serial killer, you rather have infinite time to explore the world and try stuff out.
Surely you shouldn't take a walk on the beach in the midday sun, but all in all the vampire-existence has plenty of advantages.
We accompany Kati through her first year after the change, in which she drops out of school, to go live in Berlin, later in Miami and eventually go on a trip through the entire US instead. She does, what we all would do: she party a lot and wild, fullfills herself in new hobbies and travels the world with her best friend.