Sweet Sixteen

Sweet Sixteen (2012) is a book published by Arch Enemy Entertainment through the company's novel imprint. The novel features writers Neil Herndon and William Wilson, and editor Andrea Heckler, and tells the tale of a young vampire trying to come to terms with her "illness."

Synopsis
 It all started with a car crash.

 At least, that's what Samantha Bazemore thought. While driving her 16th birthday present, heading for a party at her friend's house, she was sideswiped by a drunk driver. In the aftermath, the other driver had to be cut out his car, losing one leg and shattering the other. When the jaws of life cut through Samantha's car, the rescue workers found her with barely a scratch.

 She shouldn't have survived at all.

 That was the day that her life changed forever. That was the day she realized she was a vampire. Dealing with high school as an outsider is hard enough, but being completely different than all the others students would test anyone. New rules, new requirements, and a new outlook on life can change everything. Samantha has to completely re-write how she functions, how she deals with the world. Not an easy task. Of course, there is one added advantage.

 Her new life comes with new-found confidence, and a sense of freedom. It's confidence that lets her get close to her crush. Lets her be in the arms of someone she cares about. However, that someone just happens to be the descendant of a famous vampire hunter...