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  1. #1
    Queen of Shadows
    Book 1 in the series:Shadow World

    Queen of Shadows - Shadow World by Dianne Sylvan
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    'Queen of Shadows' by Dianne Sylvan is an urban fantasy novel that follows the story of Miranda Grey, an empathic musician struggling to control her powers. The book introduces David Solomon, a vampire Prime, who helps Miranda harness her abilities and protects her from a dangerous world filled with vampires and power struggles. The plot delves into Miranda's journey from vulnerability to strength, intertwined with dark themes and complex character dynamics. The writing style blends elements of romance, action, and supernatural intrigue, creating a compelling narrative that keeps readers engaged.

    Miranda didn’t look at people. She kept her eyes averted, even while negotiating the chaos of the Austin city streets. She slipped into the empty spaces between bodies and went unnoticed, a messy pony...

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    Consumed
    Book 4 in the series:Deep In Your Veins

    Consumed - Deep In Your Veins by Suzanne Wright
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    'Consumed' in the series 'Deep In Your Veins' by Suzanne Wright follows the story of Ava and Salem, two characters with unique voices and a strong chemistry. The plot revolves around their relationship, challenges they face, and the dynamics within the vampire legion they are a part of. The writing style of Suzanne Wright is praised for its character development and engaging interactions between Ava and Salem, making it an enjoyable read with a good balance of action and romance.

    It wasn’t often that I found myself scowling. In general, I was a happy, upbeat, animated person. Even when I was a toddler, I’d always had a ready smile on my face. Always had more energy than I knew...

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    Lover Eternal - Black Dagger Brotherhood by J.R. Ward
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    In "Lover Eternal," the second book of the Black Dagger Brotherhood series by J.R. Ward, readers follow the story of Rhage, a vampire Brother cursed with an inner dragon. The plot revolves around Rhage's unexpected love for Mary, a mortal battling leukemia. As their paths intertwine, the book delves into themes of sacrifice, acceptance, and the complexities of relationships. Ward's writing style combines paranormal elements, romance, and action, creating a captivating narrative that explores the bonds within the brotherhood and the challenges they face.

    Fresh from the shower, Vishous had a towel wrapped around his waist, his chest muscles and thick arms out on display. He was pulling on a black leather driving glove, covering up his tattooed left han...

    (Also, see 100 recommendations for the series Black Dagger Brotherhood )

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    Some Girls Bite - Chicagoland Vampires by Chloe Neill
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    In "Some Girls Bite" by Chloe Neill, the story follows Merit, a doctoral student attacked by a vampire and turned into one herself by Ethan, the Lord of Cadogan House in Chicago. As Merit navigates her new life as a vampire, she becomes embroiled in a murder mystery, political intrigue among vampire houses, and a budding war between vampires and humans. The book introduces a world filled with vampires, shifters, sorcerers, and other supernatural beings, all tied to complex internal and external politics.

    I recalled very little of the next three days, of the genetic restructuring that transformed me into a vampire. Even now, I only carry a handful of memories. Deep-seated, dull pain—shocks of it that b...

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    Crown of Death
    Book 1 in the series:Crown of Death

    Crown of Death - Crown of Death by Keary Taylor
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    In 'Crown of Death' by Keary Taylor, the story follows Logan Pierce, an ordinary girl who gets involved in the paranormal world when she witnesses two immortal creatures decapitate a man near her apartment building. She is then whisked away by Cyrus, who believes she is of royal vampire blood and must die before rising again to fulfill her true destiny. The book explores the growing relationship between Logan and Cyrus, revealing emotional, tragic, and dizzying moments as they navigate through vampire high society and unravel mysteries surrounding their intertwined fates.

    The plot of 'Crown of Death' is filled with adventure, mystery, and romance as Logan works on wrapping up her human bucket list while being treated like royalty by Cyrus. The writing style keeps readers on the edge of their seats with a good flow of events, intriguing characters like Mina and Frederick, and a slow burn in Logan and Cyrus' relationship, leading to a twist at the end that leaves readers eager for the next book in the series.


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    Fledgling by Octavia E. Butler
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    'Fledgling' by Octavia E. Butler follows the story of Shori, a genetically modified vampire who wakes up injured and with amnesia. As she unravels her past, she discovers that she belongs to a unique race of vampires called the Ina. The novel delves into themes of genetic engineering, race, and prejudice as Shori navigates through dangers and tries to piece together her identity. Butler's writing style is described as compelling, exploring societal and human aspects through the lens of science fiction and fantasy elements.

    I was lying on something hard and uneven, and it hurt me. One side of me was hot, burning. I tried to drag myself away from the heat source, whatever it was, moving slowly, feeling my way until I foun...

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    Vamped by David Sosnowski
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    Vamped by David Sosnowski is a unique take on vampire fiction, set in a world where vampires have become the majority. The story follows Marty, a bored vampire who stumbles upon a young human girl, Isuzu Trooper Cassidy, and decides to raise her as his own. The relationship between Marty and Isuzu evolves from predator-prey to a heartwarming father-daughter dynamic, exploring themes of protection, family, and the challenges of raising a child in a vampire-dominated society. The writing style is humorous and engaging, with a touch of morbid humor and a fresh perspective on the vampire genre.


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    Roman
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    Book 1 in the series:Vampire's Mate

    Roman - Vampire's Mate by Grae Bryan
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    'Roman' in the series 'Vampire's Mate' by Grae Bryan follows the story of Roman, a grumpy vampire who is convinced he will be alone forever until he meets Danny, a sweet and caring human. Roman battles his possessive nature and inner demons, but as he grows closer to Danny, he learns the importance of putting his mate first and caring for him. The plot is filled with intrigue, emotions, and passion as Roman and Danny navigate their relationship, supported by a cast of interesting characters like Danny's older brother Gabe and the slightly unhinged Lucien.


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    Vampire Academy
    Book 1 in the series:Vampire Academy

    Vampire Academy - Vampire Academy by Richelle Mead
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    'Vampire Academy' by Richelle Mead follows the story of Rose Hathaway, a Dhampir, who is tasked with protecting her best friend Lissa, a Moroi Vampire Princess. The two navigate the dangerous world of St. Vladimir's Academy, a hidden place where vampires are educated in magic and half-human teens train to protect them. As they are dragged back to the academy, they become entangled in forbidden romance, social intrigue, and dark rituals, all while facing the looming threat of the Strigoi, the world's fiercest vampires. is praised for its engaging plot, relatable characters, and the unique take on the vampire genre, with elements of friendship, loyalty, and teenage angst woven into the narrative.

    The writing style of Richelle Mead in 'Vampire Academy' is commended for its fast-paced and captivating nature, keeping readers hooked from the first page. The characters, particularly Rose Hathaway, are highlighted for their depth and development, with Rose being described as impulsive, loyal, and fiercely protective of her friend Lissa. explores themes of friendship, romance, and the complexities of the vampire world, offering a fresh perspective on the genre with its well-crafted plot and relatable characters.

    Tasha Ozera didn’t like dresses. Or high heels. Or meaningless conversation. Really, she didn’t like anything to do with fancy parties. She knew, however, that there was a game to play, and she’d lear...

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    Blood Rights - House of Comarré by Kristen Painter
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    In "Blood Rights," readers are immersed in a world where Chrysabelle, a Comarre woman trained to be a companion and blood source for vampires, is framed for murder and forced to flee into the human world. With the help of Malkolm, an outcast vampire noble haunted by the victims he has drained, Chrysabelle must navigate a web of lies, politics, and danger to clear her name and uncover the truth surrounding her patron's death. The book is praised for its fast-paced action, intricate world-building focusing on vampire and Comarre societies, and the simmering tension between the main characters.

    The narrative of "Blood Rights" unfolds with shades of George R.R. Martin's "A Song of Ice and Fire," featuring dark characters, unexpected twists, and a love story between Chrysabelle and Malkolm, two broken individuals with complex pasts. The book delves into themes of betrayal, murder, and alliances that will shape the future of both supernaturals and mankind, all while exploring the hidden world of the Comarre and the deadly intrigues that threaten their existence.

    The cheap lace and single-sewn seams pressed into Chrysabelle’s flesh, weighed down by the uncomfortable tapestry jacket that finished her disguise. Her training kept her from fidgeting with the shirt...

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