Monster vacation

I've finally joined the rest of the human world in reading the "Twilight" series by Stephenie Meyers. I was planning on visiting with family and friends and doing a little light reading of "Hetty" while visiting Utah, but my mom insisted that I read "Twilight."
"This is a serious page-turner," she said, "You won't be able to put it down."
Thanks to my mom, I have spent most of the vacation rolled up on a couch reading. I've enjoyed every minute of it.
So I started reading it in Bear Lake and my already sleep-deprived self became even more zombie-like as I sacrificed sleep for reading. I feel stupid saying that I was totally captivated by vampire love.
As my luck would have it, my mom had lent out the copy of the sequel "New Moon" before I ever started reading "Twilight." The minute I finished the first book I called the gal who borrowed it, but she had lent it to someone else. So I called that someone else and she believed so-and-s0 had it now. After trying to track it down by calling two-thirds of the homes in Wellsville, I finally gave up. It nearly killed me to have to wait three days until my aunt Wendy came up to Cache Valley with her copy. Of course, I read it in two days. "Eclipse" only came out last week. I read my mom's copy first. She hasn't even been able to touch it. I bet she's excited for me to go home.
I just barely finished it and am having issues with closure. I don't think I got that from the book and am not looking forward to waiting a year for it. But it was very entertaining up until it was cut short.
If someone hasn't already told you (you meaning any female with half a heart) that you have to read these books (however very unlikely that may be) I'll tell you now: READ THEM!