Just like he did in "Rapture", David Sosnowski shows that he has an eye for the hilarious details that make absurd situations seem mundane. This novel actually bears a lot in common with "Rapture": The protagonist is an alienated citizen living in a world he helped create, who rediscovers his humanity by connecting with someone equally isolated. But this time, it's vampires, and they've taken over the planet.So, yeah, "Vamped" made me laugh a lot. And there were sections that were genuinely moving. But still, it could have been a little better. Things go a little too easy for Martin and Isuzu (the main characters) at very convenient times. And, frankly, I wonder if Martin has really learned what he's supposed to by the end.Still, the book is HIGHLY original and extremely funny. I waited years for David Sosnowski to finally get to follow up "Rapture", and I wasn't disappointed.