M.T. Anderson

THIRSTY, 1997, 249 pp.
Chris craves the blood of people around him while also struggling to stay human.

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Kelly Armstrong

THE SUMMONING, 2008, 398 pp.
Chloe is sent to Lyle House, a mysterious group home for teenagers who are mentally disturbed. However, she soon realizes Lyle House is not what it seems and she and her new friends are in danger.

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Rachel Caine

GLASS HOUSES, 2006, 256 pp.
Another installment in the Morganville Vampires Series. This time Claire Danvers moves off campus only to discover her new roommates are vampires.

Kate Cary

BLOODLINE, 2005, 324 pp.
A WWI British soldier makes the shocking discovery that his commanding officer is descended from Count Dracula.

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Melissa De la Cruz

BLUE BLOODS, 2008, 0 pp.
Gossip Girl meets Dracula in this series about wealthy young adults with a special bloodline growing up in Manhattan.

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Jean Ferris

ONCE UPON A MARIGOLD, 2002, 266 pp.
A young man with a mysterious past meets an unhappy princess and soon falls in love with her only to discover a dangerous plot against her and her father.

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Pete Hautman

SWEETBLOOD, 2008, 192 pp.
Perfect student Lucy Szabo is suddenly in trouble at school, at home, with the "proto-vampires" and most of all her uncontrollable diabetes.

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Annette Curtis Klause

BLOOD AND CHOCOLATE, 1997, 264 pp.
When Vivian falls in love with a human, a "meat boy", she welcomes his kind, calm nature. Aiden is fascinated by magic, and Vivian wishes to reveal herself to him but doing so threatens the pack. Which tastes better, blood or chocolate?

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