Ahead, check out 23 more literary vampires that don’t suck.
The hero Romuald is lured away from the priesthood to a life of extravagance and lust by vampire Clairmonde.
He’s basically the Wile E. Coyote of vampires.
SIMON & SCHUSTER
A book about Vlad, a.k.a.
Dracula, sets our narrator and his father on a decades-long quest to uncover the monster.
She’s insatiable and bloodthirsty in more ways than one.
Henry Colburn
High school drama and gossip intermix with historical oddities like a reincarnated Myles Standish.
If you ever wishedGossip Girlhad more vampires, read this.
The popular procedural series also became aLifetime television show.
Library of Alexandria
As the sole Ina with dark skin, Shori struggles with her identity and her place in the world.
Night Worldseries by L.J.
Naturally then, each book in the series centers on a supernatural being falling in love with a human.
Syracuse University Press
House of Nightseries by P.C.
The series boasts 13 books in total and inspired hitHBO seriesTrue Blood.
Ysidro is a frightening vampire, but toes the line between villanious and anti-hero.
zittaw press
Ballantine Books
Anchor
Time Warner Books
Quercus
Pocket Books
Disney Hyperion
Daw Books
Grand Central Publishing
Atheneum Books for Young Readers
Roc
Simon Pulse
St. Martin’s Griffin
Razorbill
Penguin Books
Little, Brown Books for Young Readers
Berkley
Ace
Berkley
Open Road Media Sci-Fi & Fantasy
