Good Enough to Eat

Robin's resolution to change her diet involves giving up something rather more difficult than sweets: human blood. Determined to resist her vampire cravings, she turns to an Alcoholics Anonymous meeting for help with the habits she cannot control. There she meets Alana, whose own struggles make recovery deeply personal. Becoming involved with her sponsor is a complication Robin can recognize even before she considers the supernatural secret she is keeping. Neither woman plans to turn their connection into romance, but their attraction keeps testing that resolve. Robin must work out whether her feelings are love or hunger, while facing the possibility that honesty about who she is could cost her the relationship she wants.