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Save:In a world dominated by vampires where humans, known as hepers, are on the brink of extinction, Gene lives by strict rules taught by his father to ensure his survival. When Gene is selected to participate in a heper hunt organized by the government, his carefully constructed facade as a vampire is at risk of being exposed. As Gene navigates this dangerous game, he encounters Ashley June, a schoolmate whom he harbors feelings for, adding another layer of complexity to his already precarious situation. The book unfolds with twists and turns, keeping readers engaged as Gene's struggle for survival becomes increasingly challenging. Andrew Fukuda presents vampires in a unique light, deviating from traditional portrayals and infusing the story with elements of suspense, action, and romance.
THERE USED TO be more of us. I’m certain of this. Not enough to fill a sports stadium or even a movie theatre, but certainly more than what’s left today. Truth is, I don’t think there’s any of us left... - #2
Save:The Greyfriar is the first book in the Vampire Empire trilogy by the husband and wife duo, Clay and Susan Griffith. The plot follows a capture, escape, and run and hide format, with Princess Adele of Equatoria being kidnapped by the vampire Prince Cesare. The story unfolds as her fiancé, Senator Clark, a vampire hunter, sets out to rescue her, while a mysterious character known as Greyfriar plays a crucial role in her journey. The book combines elements of dark vampire horror, steampunk, and alternate history, set in a world where vampires wage war against humans and Princess Adele discovers hidden powers that could change the course of the conflict forever.
Princess Adele noticed a slight smile on the dark, chiseled face of Colonel Mehmet Anhalt, who stood close to her, as was his habit. Under her gaze, the short but powerfully built Gurkha officer cover... - #3
Save:The Blood Gospel follows a team of three individuals - a military forensics expert, an archaeologist, and a Vatican priest - as they embark on a quest to find an ancient artifact known as the Blood Gospel, a lost gospel written by Christ Himself. This artifact is sought after by both a secret sect of vampires and humans, leading to a battle between good and evil. The book intertwines history, Catholic Church lore, and supernatural elements to create a fast-paced thriller that takes readers across Europe and delves into religious rituals spanning 2,000 years.
The plot of The Blood Gospel revolves around themes of sacrilege, the battle between good and evil vampires, and the quest for an ancient artifact that holds the written words of Christ. The writing style blends historical facts with fictional twists, creating a suspenseful narrative that keeps readers engaged with its supernatural edge and well-developed characters.
Dr. Erin Granger stroked her softest brush across the ancient skull. As the dust cleared, she studied it with the eyes of a scientist, noting the tiny seams of bone, the open fontanel. Her gaze evalua...
(Also, see 30 recommendations for the series The Order of the Sanguines ) - #4
Save:'Eternal Reign' in the series 'Age of Vampires' by authors Susanne Valenti and Caroline Peckham follows the story of twin sisters, Montana and Callie, living in a dystopian world where vampires have tyrannically ruled America in the year 2133. The plot alternates between the sisters' perspectives as they navigate through a world divided into Realms, ruled by the Royal Vampires. Montana finds herself in the clutches of the royals, facing The Ritual where she must choose between suitors, while Callie allies with the Slayer Magnar to rescue her family. The writing style seamlessly transitions between the sisters' chapters, creating a gripping narrative filled with surprises, grey areas, and intense character development.
- #5Abraham Lincoln: Vampire HunterBook 1 in the series:Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter
Save:"Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter" by Seth Grahame-Smith is a unique blend of history and fantasy that reimagines Abraham Lincoln as a skilled vampire hunter. The book seamlessly weaves real historical events and people from Lincoln's life with a fictional tale of vampire hunting in the 1800s, creating an intriguing and entertaining narrative. The writing style alternates between Lincoln's first-person journal entries and the author's narration, providing a fresh perspective on Lincoln's character and the challenges he faces in battling vampires.
The book explores the alternate history where vampires play a significant role in shaping America's past, particularly during the Civil War era. Seth Grahame-Smith skillfully incorporates vampire mythology into Lincoln's life story, portraying him not only as a President but also as a formidable vampire slayer. Through a mix of real facts and fiction, the author creates a captivating storyline that challenges readers' perceptions of history and introduces a new dimension to the legacy of Abraham Lincoln.
The boy had been crouched so long that his legs had fallen asleep beneath him—but he dared not move now. For here, in a small clearing in the frostbitten forest, were the creatures he had waited so lo... - #6
Save:'V Games' by Caroline Peckham is a thrilling urban fantasy novel that follows the story of Selena Grey, an 18-year-old girl who finds herself condemned for the murder of her abusive stepfather. Incarcerated and vilified by society, Selena is selected to participate in the V Games, a deadly survival competition where humans fight against vampires for their freedom. The plot alternates between Selena's perspective and that of Varick, a vampire who is drawn to Selena and wishes for her survival despite being controlled by a powerful and cruel family. features intense action, a unique twist on the vampire genre, and a fast-paced plot that keeps readers engaged from start to finish.
The writing style of 'V Games' is smooth, easy to read, and engaging, drawing readers in with its unique twisted tale of survival. is praised for its strong character development, particularly of Selena, who is portrayed as resilient, fiercely loyal, and possessing a heart of gold. The dual point of view from both the female and male main characters adds depth to the story, while the world-building and the portrayal of the dark and dangerous V Games setting enhance the overall reading experience.
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Save:In Lynsay Sands' book 'A Quick Bite', readers are introduced to Lissianna Argeneau, a vampire who suffers from hemaphobia, fainting at the sight of blood, which poses a significant challenge for her survival. To help her overcome this phobia, her mother kidnaps Dr. Gregory Hewitt, a psychologist specializing in curing phobias. As the two navigate their growing attraction amidst the backdrop of vampirism caused by biological nanotechnology from Atlantis, they face complications and dangers that threaten their happiness and lives. The story blends humor, romance, and mystery, offering a unique take on the classic vampire tale.
The book is the first in the Argeneau series, setting the stage for a long-running vampire saga that delves into the complexities of the Argeneau clan and their interactions with humans. With a mix of light paranormal romance, witty dialogue, and well-developed characters like the brave and compassionate Lissianna and the down-to-earth Dr. Greg, the narrative unfolds with humor, romance, and family dynamics, making it an engaging and entertaining read for fans of vampire fiction.
Lissianna blinked, her brain slow to accept this news. Everyone over the age of twenty owned a car in Canada. Well, practically everyone. Okay, perhaps that was an exaggeration, but most single males ... - #8
Save:'V is for Vampire' in the 'Blood Accord' series by Eris Adderly is a dark and bloody vampire story that defies expectations and offers a unique twist on the genre. Set in the year 2348, the prequel immediately immerses readers in a world filled with action, danger, suspense, and steamy scenes. The fast-paced narrative introduces mesmerizing characters like Leo, Rado, and November, whose relationships and interactions drive the plot forward. Adderly's descriptive writing skillfully paints a picture of this futuristic fantasy world, gradually revealing details that capture the reader's imagination.
The book is praised for its excellent writing, intriguing plot, and multi-layered characters that quickly engage readers and keep them enthralled from beginning to end. Adderly's ability to build a new vampire world and create creative situations that challenge traditional vampire lore adds depth and excitement to the story. Readers appreciate the balance of tension, suspense, and sizzle in the narrative, as well as the seamless transition between action-packed sequences and moments of scorching lust that leave them eagerly anticipating the next installment in the series.
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Save:'The Book Eaters' by Sunyi Dean is a dark gothic fantasy novel set in the UK, focusing on the six Families of Book Eaters who live there. The story primarily follows Devon Fairweather, a daughter of the Fairweather clan, as she navigates a world where children grow up eating fairy tales, and families live off books. The narrative alternates between present-day events and significant life moments from Devon's past, providing insight into her psyche and the choices she makes.
The book explores themes of love, sacrifice, family expectations, and the lengths one would go to protect their loved ones. Devon's character development from an innocent child to a woman trapped by her family's rules is intricately woven into a world filled with vampiric undertones, intricate family dynamics, and a suspenseful atmosphere that keeps readers engaged till the end.
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Save:The Eternity Cure, the second book in the Blood of Eden series by Julie Kagawa, continues the gripping story of Allison Sekemoto as she navigates a world filled with vampires, rabids, and danger. The plot is described as exciting and compelling, with twists and turns that keep the reader on the edge of their seat. The writing style is praised for its ability to draw readers in and create a sense of urgency and suspense, making it a page-turner that is hard to put down.
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