Books matching: vampire conflict
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- #1
Save:'A Dozen Black Roses' by Nancy A. Collins is a gripping tale following Sonja Blue, a half-human, half-vampire heroine who navigates a world filled with evil vampires and supernatural beings. The story delves into a blood war between rival vampire clans, where Sonja finds herself entangled in complex manipulations and power struggles. The writing style is described as energetic and splatterpunk, with a refreshing take on the protagonist's enjoyment of violence and lack of remorse.
The city was founded over two hundred and sixty years ago by those who fled the intolerance of their various homelands. It sits at the head of an estuary, a stone's throw from the huge bay that first ...
(Also, see 100 recommendations for the series Sonja Blue ) - #2
Save:In 'The Taste of Night', the second book in the 'Dangerous Girls' series by R.L. Stine, the story continues with Destiny Weller trying to navigate the darkness that has consumed her twin sister, Livvy, turning her into a vampire. Livvy's choices have shattered their family's foundation, leading to a tale of suspense, unexpected twists, and the theme of sacrifice. As Destiny grapples with the changes in her family dynamics and the presence of vampires in their town of Dark Springs, she faces challenges that test her relationships and her understanding of what she thought was normal.
The plot unfolds with Livvy's thirst for nightlife and danger, leading to confrontations with her sister, Destiny, and the introduction of new characters who bring more complexity to the story. As Destiny tries to balance her personal life, friendships, and the looming threat of vampirism, the book delves into themes of family bonds, personal choices, and the struggle between light and darkness that each character faces.
AS DESTINY WELLER MADE THE TURN ONTO COLLINS Drive, a light rain started to fall. She squinted through the windshield, through the tiny, shimmering droplets of water, and pressed her cell phone to her... - #3
Save:'Dead Rising' in the series 'The Templar' by Debra Dunbar follows the story of Aria, a young woman from an ancient line of Templars who is caught between friendships with vampires and trying to prevent a war from erupting. Aria, an Un Oathed Templar, is drawn into a situation with local vampires targeted by a necromancer, showcasing her skills and knowledge being requested by various factions. explores a world of Templars, vampires, and mages, creating an intriguing urban fantasy setting with a deeply hypnotic storyline that keeps readers invested in the characters and their intertwined interests.
Debra Dunbar's writing style in 'Dead Rising' is praised for its excellent character development, great plotting, and well-paced narrative. features a kick-ass heroine, Aria, who is depicted as a strong and complex character navigating through challenges while maintaining a sense of humor in the right places. The story unfolds with a mystery buried deep within its pages, holding readers mesmerized by the depth and breadth of the world built within the book.
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Save:'King of Battle and Blood' in the series 'Adrian X Isolde' by Scarlett St. Clair follows the story of Princess Isolde, who agrees to marry the vampire King Adrian in exchange for peace between her people and the vampires. The book delves into their complex relationship, filled with tension, passion, and political intrigue. Isolde navigates the ruthless vampire court, uncovering shocking truths about Adrian and the history that binds them together, leading to a journey of self-discovery and forbidden love.
The writing style of Scarlett St. Clair in 'King of Battle and Blood' is described as fast-paced, with a focus on steamy romance, intriguing vampire lore, and addictive storytelling. Readers are drawn into a dark and romantic world, where characters like Isolde and Adrian face challenges of trust, loyalty, and desire while unraveling the mysteries of their past and present.
There was an army of vampires encamped on the outskirts of my father’s kingdom. The black tops of their tents looked like an ocean of sharp waves and seemed to stretch for miles, melding with a red ho... - #5
Save:Chosen by the Vampire Kings by Charlene Hartnady is a paranormal romance novel that follows Tanya, who is chosen as a mate at the Chosen Ceremony to become the Queen of one of the two ruling covens in Sweetwater. The story revolves around Tanya navigating a reverse harem situation with two vampire kings, Brant and Zane, as she tries to assert her desires and agency amidst rituals and power struggles among different supernatural species. The book is filled with suspense, danger, action, and a love triangle, offering a unique blend of vampires, elves, shifters, and human emotions.
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Save:In "Vampire's Faith" by Rebecca Zanetti, readers are taken into a paranormal romance world where enemy vampire races battle for supremacy. The story revolves around Awakening Vampire Ronan and his quest to claim his mate Faith Cooper. The book is filled with action, loyalties, humor, and a mix of good vs. evil elements. The writing style is engaging, with a focus on the romance between the main characters and the overarching conflict within the vampire brotherhood.
Dr. Faith Cooper scanned through the medical chart on her tablet while keeping a brisk pace in her dark boots through the hospital hallway, trying to ignore the chill in the air. “The brain scan was n...
(Also, see 100 recommendations for the series Dark Protectors ) - #7
Save:The Watcher in the 'Anna Strong Chronicles' series by Jeanne C. Stein follows the adventures of Anna, a flawed but relatable heroine who is navigating the complexities of her life as a vampire. The book is praised for its fast-paced plot that ties in well with previous installments, offering a mix of supernatural and mortal elements that keep readers engaged. With a diverse paranormal world and well-written narrative, the story delves into Anna's struggles with fidelity, trust, and acceptance of her new vampire nature while dealing with various challenges, including rogue vampires, manipulative friends, and conflicting loyalties.
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Save:Companions of the Night by Vivian Vande Velde is a teenage vampire novel that offers a fresh take on the genre. The story follows Kerry, a 16-year-old girl who unwittingly gets involved with a centuries-old vampire named Ethan. As Kerry navigates the dangerous vampire underworld, she must make difficult choices to save her family from peril. The book is praised for its intelligent storytelling, complex characters, and the way it challenges typical vampire romance tropes.
Companions of the Night is described as a fast-paced and action-packed read that keeps readers engaged until the very end. The writing style is noted for being realistic, gripping, and devoid of typical teenage paranormal romance clichés. The book is commended for its believable plot, likable characters, and the way it explores themes of life, death, and choices within the context of a vampire story.
“What kind of favor?” she asked, sticking a finger in her book to keep her place. It was almost eleven o’clock at night, her second period literature teacher had promised a test tomorrow, and she stil... - #9
Save:'Omega Mine' by Aline Hunter is the first in the 'Alpha and Omega' series, focusing on the story of Diskant Black, an Omega shifter in New York who saves a human woman named Ava Brisbane from vampires. The plot revolves around their intense attraction and mating bond, set against the backdrop of a brewing war among shifters. The alternating points of view between Diskant and Ava, along with well-developed secondary characters, add depth to the story and set up future books in the series. The writing style includes explicit sex scenes, dirty talk, and a mix of action, suspense, and romance, catering to fans of paranormal romance with dominant alpha male characters.
“Damn,” Ava Brisbane cursed under her breath and glanced from left to right. Nothing but brick, chilly air and asphalt greeted her from either direction. And just like a bad horror movie, a heavy gray... - #10
Save:'Vampire Zero' in the 'Laura Caxton' series by David Wellington is a fast-paced and action-packed vampire story that follows the adventures of vampires and the humans who hunt them. The plot builds up to exciting conclusions, keeping readers engaged till the end. Wellington's writing style reconfigures the classic vampire archetype into brutal monsters, creating a world where fully fed vampires are impervious to attacks but struggle with the implications of their bloodthirsty nature. Despite some flaws in characterization and logic, the book offers a thrilling and entertaining adventure that keeps readers spellbound.
(Also, see 100 recommendations for the series Laura Caxton )
