At 592 years of age, all vampire Lenah longs for is mortality. She is tired of the existence she's lead for centuries, the evil that has taken over her soul. In a final gesture of love, her creator, lover and friend Rhode makes the ultimate sacrifice to give Lenah the mortality she desires. Granted the life that was once taken away, Lenah is given a second chance as a 16-year-old. Rhode arranges for her to be a student, protected within the walls of Wickham Boarding School. Lenah makes friends with Tony and Justin and is enjoying her new life.

Unfortunately for Lenah, vampires live forever, and the vicious coven she created centuries before has been waiting for her return. With Lenah no longer one of them, the members of her coven have been lying in wait, all but Vicken, who shares a bond with Lenah that will not allow him to harm her. When Vicken warns her of the coming battle, Lenah has very little time to put together a plan that will save those she has come to love. Faced with having to make the ultimate sacrifice, Lenah's choices have unexpected results, but will her sacrifice be enough to save everyone?

INFINITE DAYS by Rebecca Maizel is an interesting take on the vampire legend. Rather than enjoying her immortality, the heroine, Lenah, longs for the peace of mortality. The adjustment of a centuries-old girl adapting to the 21st century offers some amusing moments. Lenah is faced with some difficult choices, and memories of her past life guide the humanity she is learning to live with. Lenah's story is darker than many of this genre, but INFINITE DAYS is well-written and will give readers a different view of the vampire myth.