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Argeneau FamilySeries
series39 books2003
Paranormal romance, about vampires, set in contemporary and our world.
“Lynsay Sands's long-running paranormal romance series follows the Argeneau family of vampires as different members find human partners across dozens of standalone-but-linked romances.”
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Start with A Quick Bite →
Half Moon HollowUniverse
universe17 books2009
Set in north america.
“The world opens on Jane Jameson, a children's librarian who is fired, mistaken for a deer and shot in a parking lot, then revived as a vampire, all in one spectacularly bad night.”
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Start with Nice Girls Don't Have Fangs →
includes Nice Girl Spin-Offs, Jane Jameson, Libby Stratton, Gigi Scanlon
Betsy the Vampire Queen / Wyndham Werewolf UniverseSeries
series40 books2000
Paranormal romance, funny and lighthearted in tone, about vampires, set in contemporary and our world.
“Burke Wolftauer, werewolf, meets Serena Crull, vampire, on Cape Cod.”
from the catalogue
Start with Love's Prisoner →
Drink, Slay, LoveNovel
Sarah Beth Durststandalone novel2011
About coming of age and identity.
“Pearl is a sixteen-year-old vampire...fond of blood, allergic to sunlight, and mostly evil.”
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Immortal DangerNovel
Cynthia Edenstandalone novel2009
Dark in tone, about werewolves and demons, set in north america.
“Being Bullet Proof Sucks—LiterallyOnce, Maya Black was a kick-ass cop patrolling the streets of L.A. She still keeps the city safe, but nowadays her bad guys of choice include demons, werewolves, and assorted nocturnal scum.”
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Dark OnesSeries
series19 books2003
Paranormal romance, about vampires, set in contemporary and our world.
“Dark Ones follows a modern woman who, after a chance encounter with a vampire in Transylvania, is drawn into a secret vampire society and a romance with one of its members, playing its supernatural premise for comedy as much as romance.”
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Start with A Girl's Guide to Vampires →