Vampire Kisses by Ellen Schreiber

I'll admit up front that this series isn't your usual full blown passionate and lusty vampire series.  BUT it does follow a relationship between soul mates, one a mortal and one a vampire, that gets to be a passionate story without most of the lust.  Now, you can't write a vampire story without having a tiny bit of lust=)  So, in the first book you're introduced to the outcast goth Raven.  She's the only goth in her little town of stereotypical teenagers.  She's dreamed about becoming a vampire her whole life.  Enter Alexander Sterling, majorly hot mysterious guy that moves in to the local creepy mansion that no one goes near unless they're on a dare.  Raven eventually finds out his deepest secret, that he's a vampire.  They soon figure out they're soul mates and the journey goes from there.  You'll follow Raven and Alexander as they fall more in love with eachother in each book as they overcome adversity and obstacles that stand in they're way.  Their obstacles are anything from trying to even be able to be together, to meeting Alexanders vampire parents, to surviving other vampires that come into town and threaten Alexanders solitary hermit life to Raven trying to convince to turn her into a vampire so they can be together forever.  The stories are super easy to read and they're fairly short.  Of course I'm not going to go into detail about what each book is about, you'll have to read them to find out how good they are!  You'll laugh out loud once you get to know Raven's sarcastic and witty humor and you'll know why Raven has fallen so in love with the hot Alexander!  I wish I could come up with the come backs that she has for Trevor, her nemesis  I definitely would insist that you read these in order.  The order of the series is as follows....#1 Vampire Kisses, #2 Kissing Coffins, #3 Vampireville, #4 Dance With A Vampire, #5 The Coffin Club, #6 Royal Blood, and #7 Love Bites.  The way Love Bites ends, you should definitely be expecting more books in this series.  The only complaint that I have is how short the books are compared to the amount of time you have to wait for the next one!  Happy Reading!