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The Gravewood
by Kelly Andrew
Shea Parker has lived her entire life in the shadow of the Gravewood, an impassable forest that's cut off her town from the rest of the world. With resources limited and supplies scarce, Shea is forced to carefully ration her hearing aid batteries. When her stash runs out, she'll be left in the silence. Desperate, Shea turns to the only person who can help—Oliver Lysander, the volatile leader of a vampiric gang that rules the Gravewood.
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The Uninvited
by Nancy Banks
When Tosh Reeves moves from Portland, Oregon to Paris, it's a dream come to life. The city embraces her with its street-life, iconic architecture, and infinite gustatory delights. There's even a charming boy, Nick, who introduces her to sights tourists never see. From medieval catacombs to the viciously competitive street art scene, Tosh's immersion in Paris makes her feel wholly alive in a way she has never before experienced. She belongs. But when a series of brutal vampiric attacks creeps closer to her new friends, Tosh will confront the darker side of her beloved Paris.
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The Dangerous Ones
by Lauren Blackwood
Jerusalem, a fearless Saint with demigod powers, joins the Union Army seeking revenge against the vampire who enslaved her family. In order to find success, she finds herself reluctantly teaming up with Alexei, a handsome Union vampire she can't help but fall for.
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Black River
by Ruby Jean Cottle
In the dead of night, strange things have been happening in Black River. Animals are being ravaged by something unnatural. Dusty wakes up one day with dirt on her feet, changed and starving. When new kid Will arrives, Dusty feels an attraction unlike anything she’s felt before. She wants him...or she wants his blood. As Dusty realizes she’s transforming into something she can’t control, she reluctantly turns to the only person she somehow knows will understand: the annoyingly attractive Eli Blake. Together, Dusty and Eli must uncover the mystery of their town and their new, insatiable desires. Whatever they are, they’re not the only ones.
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Dark Moon: The Blood Altar
by HYBE
The seven most popular boys at Decelis Academy share a secret—they're vampires. The brothers have been on the run for years after a mysterious enemy burned down their orphanage, and just when they think they've finally found a bit of respite, the appearance of new student Sooha changes everything What begins as a budding friendship quickly takes a turn for the strange. Why is it that they all have supernatural abilities and share dreams about a princess and her knights? As Sooha and the boys find themselves inexplicably drawn together, a dark moon rises ominously overhead...and their fated love just might deliver a deadly bite.
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A Cruel Thirst
by Angela Montoya
Carolina Fuentes is a vampire huntress intent on slaying a monster until she runs into Lalo Villalobos, a fledgling vampire who is trying to reverse the curse. Together they fight a common enemy.
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A Vile Season
by David Ferraro
After being run out of his castle by vampire hunters, Count Lucian encounters the god of vampires, Vrykolakas, while in hiding. Unhappy with how many vampires have been bested by hunters, Vrykolakas gives Lucian a test: Infiltrate the future duke's marriage games as a suitor and uncover the clandestine vampire hunters Vrykolakas suspects lurk in their midst. The god strips Lucian of his immortality so he can walk amongst mortals—making him human for the first time in centuries. If Lucian succeeds, Vrykolakas will make him the most powerful vampire in existence, but if he fails, the god of vampires will torture him for the rest of his life.
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The Witch and the Vampire
by Francesca Flores
Entering the forest to find other vampires and stop her mother's deadly agenda, vampire Ava is joined by her former best friend Kaye, a Flame witch, and soon discovers Kaye is her greatest threat—and her only hope if she wants to survive.
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Immortal Dark
by Tigest Girma
Infiltrating the elite Uxlay University, where students study to ensure peaceful coexistence between humans and vampires, orphaned heiress Kidan Adane must live with the vampire she suspects killed her family and kidnapped her sister, risking her very soul—and her heart—to save her.
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Till Death
by Kellan McDaniel
Howard is biding his time until he can finally leave for college, where he has been promised it gets better. The last thing he expected was to meet a boy, but George reminds Howard of the movie stars from the 1960s he's obsessed with. Plus, George is endearingly formal and well-read, and his grandpa fashion is super authentic. George is about to lose his life partner, who is going somewhere beyond George's reach—because George is a vampire, forever trapped in the body of a nineteen-year-old. As George and Howard grow closer, George begins to see a future beyond losing his first love, and Howard stops imagining himself always being alone...even if companionship comes at the cost of his mortality. When the discrimination the men have suffered their whole lives rears its ugly head to take away their happy ending, they finally strike back at the world that's done its best to subdue them their entire lives.
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Night Owls
by A. R. Vishny
Owl-shifting female vampires from Jewish tradition, sisters Clara and Molly, who work their historic movie theater by day and feed on men in secret at night, must enter New York's monstrous underworld to save Molly's girlfriend, breaking all their rules of love, of life and of death itself.
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She Drinks the Light
by Angoe, Yasmin
Addae, a Black teen vampire, works to uncover her family's deadly secrets in order to find her best friend and save the island she calls home.
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