Books matching: centuries old vampire
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Save:'The Last Vampire: Book One' in the series 'Last Vampire World' by R.A. Steffan introduces readers to a fantastical universe filled with vampires, fae, demons, and humans. The story follows Zorah, a relatable protagonist who discovers a hidden world of supernatural creatures when she encounters a seemingly dead man in her garden shed. As Zorah navigates this newfound reality, she forms a complex relationship with Rans, a centuries-old vampire with a mysterious past. The book combines elements of urban fantasy, romance, and suspense, keeping readers hooked from the first chapter to the cliffhanger ending, setting the stage for a series filled with intrigue and unexpected twists.
November 2018•242 pages - #2
Save:A wildly fun, action-packed PNR romp with heart, chaos, and plenty of laughs - perfect for readers wanting something playful, romantic, and deliciously offbeat.
Loving a Vampire Is Total Chaos by Aura Hayes is a humorous paranormal romance that follows Celine, a newly promoted police detective, who is tasked with solving a string of bizarre murders in Chicago. The main male character, Zav, is a centuries-old vampire who has taken it upon himself to eliminate evil-doers, leading to an unexpected but delightful partnership with Celine. The plot thickens as Zav realizes Celine is his fated mate and pursues her with a mix of endearing antics, which brings both chaos and laughter to the story.
The writing style is engaging and light-hearted, effortlessly blending romance, humor, and mystery. It presents a deliciously fast-paced narrative filled with witty banter and quirky characters. The dual POV format enhances the reading experience, allowing readers to connect deeper with both leads. The themes of trust and autonomy are also thoughtfully explored, making it an entertaining yet meaningful read for paranormal romance fans.
June 2025•374 pages - #3
Save:A brooding, brutal, and ultimately rewarding read - if dark, angsty paranormal romance is your thing, Archangel’s Blade delivers big time. Not for the faint of heart, but perfect for readers who like their love stories spiked with danger and depth.
'Archangel's Blade' in the 'Guild Hunter' series by Nalini Singh delves into the complex character of Dmitri, a centuries-old vampire who walks the line between monster and man. The plot revolves around Dmitri's past, his interactions with the heroine Honor, and their journey of solving a mystery involving a dead vampire with strange tattoo markings. The writing style is described as dark, intense, and emotionally engaging, with a focus on character development and the evolving relationship between Dmitri and Honor.
Crouching on the concrete pier lit only by the dull yellowglow of a flickering streetlight several feet away, Dmitri tilted the severed head toward him with a grip in the dead male’s damp hair, not bo...September 2011•333 pages
(Also, see 100 recommendations for the series Guild Hunter ) - #4
Save:A fresh, engaging, and trope-defying installment that’s perfect for fans of the Guild Hunter series and anyone craving a smart, slow-burn paranormal romance with standout world-building. Not for total newcomers, but a rewarding read for series veterans.
'Archangel's Viper' in the 'Guild Hunter' series by Nalini Singh delves into the unique relationship between Venom and Holly, exploring their journey of acceptance, growth, and love. The story focuses on Holly's transformation into a strong vampire with mysterious abilities, her connection with Venom, and the challenges they face together, including a contract for her capture and the haunting presence of her past with Archangel Uram. The book is praised for its fresh and young feel, engaging characters, and the slow-burn romance that develops between the two protagonists.
The narrative unfolds with a mix of humor, heartwarming moments, and suspense, as Venom and Holly navigate their complex relationship while dealing with external threats and personal growth. The book not only provides an in-depth look into Venom's character, shedding light on his past and personality but also highlights Holly's journey of self-discovery and empowerment within the Tower, especially in her interactions with Dmitri, who serves as a father figure to her.
September 2017•368 pages
(Also, see 100 recommendations for the series Guild Hunter ) - #5
Save:A wildly original, fast-paced thriller where horror, history, and politics collide - with a vampire hero you won’t forget. Great for fans of supernatural suspense seeking something out of the ordinary!
'Red, White, and Blood' in the 'Nathaniel Cade' series by Christopher Farnsworth is a thrilling story of an unstoppable killer, the Boogeyman, facing off against an immovable hero, Nathaniel Cade, a centuries-old vampire bound by a blood oath to protect the US Presidency. The book delves into a tale of ancient monsters, political intrigue during a presidential election campaign, and the personal horror faced by Cade and his handler as they combat evil forces threatening the President and his family.
The writing style of Christopher Farnsworth in 'Red, White, and Blood' seamlessly blends elements of political procedural with a suspenseful high-speed thriller, creating a narrative that is both engaging and thought-provoking. The book intricately weaves together history, fantasy, horror, and action, offering readers a unique and captivating story that keeps them on the edge of their seats.
Zach Barrows had worked personally with President Samuel Curtis for eight years, starting as a campaign volunteer in high school. He’d seen Curtis at the end of twenty-four-hour campaign marathons, in...April 2012•455 pages
(Also, see 100 recommendations for the series Nathaniel Cade ) - #6
Save:A beautifully written, atmospheric read exploring immortality, art, and memory - perfect for fans of lush, slow-burn fantasies, but it may not win over readers looking for quick action or tightly structured plots.
The Invisible Life of Addie LaRue by V.E. Schwab follows the story of Addie, a young woman who makes a deal with the devil to escape a forced marriage, granting her immortality but with the curse of being forgotten by everyone she meets. Spanning 300 years, the book explores Addie's journey through history as she struggles to leave her mark on the world and be remembered. The narrative weaves themes of love, loss, time, and the desire for recognition, creating a poignant and thought-provoking exploration of the human experience.
The book is praised for its enthralling and creative storytelling that seamlessly blends past and present, highlighting the importance of being seen and appreciated. Readers are drawn into Addie's world, captivated by the lush descriptions of settings, the well-developed characters, and the exploration of complex themes such as loneliness, memory, and the desire for immortality. The writing style is described as beautiful, eloquent, and engaging, with the author skillfully examining the nuances of love, possession, promises, and the yearning to be remembered.
She lies there, perfectly still, tries to hold time like a breath in her chest; as if she can keep the clock from ticking forward, keep the boy beside her from waking, keep the memory of their night a...2015•471 pages - #7
Save:A captivating, sultry spin-off that gives side characters a thrilling time in the spotlight - perfect for paranormal romance lovers, especially if you’re already invested in the Night Huntress world. Not quite Cat and Bones, but still a lot of fun!
'First Drop of Crimson' by Jeaniene Frost is a spin-off from the Night Huntress series, focusing on the characters Denise MacGregor and Charles Spade De Mortimer. The book follows Denise as she navigates a world of supernatural creatures after the murder of her cousin, seeking help from the vampire Spade. The writing style is described as funny, witty, and filled with sharp, dry wit, creating a story that is both funny and passionate, with intriguing characters and a fast-paced plot.
Denise gaped at her cousin. She was well into her third margarita, but she couldn’t have misheard him. Maybe we shouldn’t have gone to a bar after the funeral. Still, Paul had said he wasn’t up to sit...January 2010•382 pages - #8
Save:A cozy, heartfelt, and gorgeously written queer historical romance with masterful pining and neurodivergent rep. Not for adrenaline junkies or steam-seekers, but perfect for fans of slow, tender love stories.
'Heart of Stone' by Johannes T. Evans is a historical paranormal romance that follows the story of a centuries-old vampire, Henry, who hires a young human secretary, Theophilus. The book focuses on the slow unfolding of their relationship, starting from an employer-employee dynamic to friendship and eventually evolving into a deep and profound love. The writing style is described as luxuriously chosen, with utterly gorgeous prose that transports the reader back to the 1700s England, creating a world that is lush, deeply realized, and filled with feelings galore.
The plot of 'Heart of Stone' also delves into the diverse supporting characters, including a Black man, a teenage trans boy, and a Sephardic Jew, all depicted lovingly and respectfully. The book is praised for its slow burn romance, intense pining, and longing glances, making it a deeply moving and emotional read that captures the essence of a soulmate love story rather than a typical fated mates trope.
Theophilus arose from his bed before the sun had crested the horizon, stirred awake by the noise and bustle of market workers as they passed by in the street – the skies outside were a softly peach co...July 2020•371 pages - #9
Save:A spicy, heartfelt, and swoonworthy read - especially if you love second-chance romances and paranormal adventure! Jules and Ruben are pure power couple gold. Best enjoyed with the whole series for extra feels.
In "Resting Witch Face" by Juliette Cross, readers are taken on a journey of personal and relationship growth between Jules and Ruben, exploring their second chance romance. The plot involves a lot of adventure, including trips across various locations, vampire masquerade balls, new werewolf alliances, and dangerous rituals. The writing style immerses readers in the world of paranormal leadership, highlighting the characters' growth, deep emotions, and the complexities of their past.
October 2022•373 pages
(Also, see 100 recommendations for the series Stay a Spell ) - #10
Save:Nightwolf is a gorgeously written, deeply emotional vampire romance that isn't afraid to break your heart - and maybe put it back together. Expect gut-punch feels, authentic chemistry, and a haunting love story that lingers after the last page.
In 'Nightwolf,' readers are taken on a captivating journey of friendship, love, and loss between the characters Amethyst and Wolf. The story revolves around their unique and emotional bond as they navigate the complexities of their relationship, set against a backdrop of gothic mansions and oceanside villas. The author, Karina Halle, skillfully weaves together elements of grief, trauma, and romance, creating a hauntingly beautiful love story that explores the challenges of being in a relationship between a human and a vampire. Through vivid storytelling and dual perspectives, the book delves into themes of life, death, and the sacrifices one must make for love.
The writing style of 'Nightwolf' is marked by its ability to evoke strong emotions in readers, with many expressing how the story made them sob inconsolably and feel a range of intense feelings. The book not only focuses on the romantic and spicy elements of the relationship between Amethyst and Wolf but also delves deep into themes of grief, loss, and the complexities of navigating a forbidden love. Karina Halle's poignant prose and intricate world-building create a compelling narrative that keeps readers engaged from start to finish.
November 2021•343 pages
(Also, see 100 recommendations for the series Dark Eyes )
