recommendations for other Vampire books besides Twilight?

[Arielle]

thank you!

and i actually have wicked i just havent read it! lol... i'll have to get on that asap

[Kyleigh]

Since alot of them have already been mentioned, the only ones I can think of are Sunshine by Robin McKinley and Evernight by Claudia Grey.  They're both awesome.

[Arielle]

awesome, thanks

[digornofire15]

there are a lot of other vampire books of course there is ann rice, but if you like twilight than you will love house of night series, also you would love the sookie stack house novels both of these are series which i prefer because doesn't it just suck when you come to the end of a good book the undead series by mary janice davidson is also really good just a few recommendations from a book worm who loves her vampires. happy hunting!!!! 

[Intrigued_by_R…]

I had the same prediciment that you did.  I am such a Twilight Saga fan (reading the entire series about 6 times), I needed to find an alternative for a short time.

I began reading "NightWorld" series by L.J. Smith.  These are very good books.  The way the author captures your attention and keeps it involved is really impressive.  If you like books realted to Vampires, Witches, Shapeshifters and other types of supernatural things, these books are for you.

The characters are really well written, and you fall in love with them.

I also began reading other books by L.J. Smith.  I started reading Vampire Diaries, and The Secret Circle.  I would have to say that "The Secret Circle" series are better than the Vampire Diaries".  It was very hard for me to put the books down.  They have some really good story lines, and you get captivated by the characters.  You will Laugh, Cry, and she even throws many curves into the books.  Just when you think you have figured out what will happen next, the throws in a twist. 

Definately check into L.J. Smith.  She writes the books almost as well at Stephanie Meyers does.  Of course, Stephanie Meyers is tops in my book, but give these books a chance.

Happy Hunting.

[crzynwrd4lf]

I've always like Amelia Atwater-Rhodes. Her vampire stories are very intriguing and also her shapeshifters are amazing if you like fantasy and want something off vampires you try Hawksong.

Hawksong (The Kiesha'ra Series #1)

  

It's about a war between the Avians and the Serpentines and two leaders being sick of the generations of war they come together to reconcile. The whole series is facinating.

[Jess25]

House of night and the Evernight series

[Embe]

Thirst no. 1 and Thirst No. 2 are interesting. Although, it doesn't really follow the typical vampire romance that most vampire books have. It's more of an aquired taste

[Mandyjg12151985]

Nightworld, LJ Smith

Vampire Academy Richelle Mead

Sookie Stackhouse Novels

Blackdagger Brotherhood

[vampirefan16]

My Handsome Vampire: Falling in Love (Amazon)

Twin Vampire Witches: Reign of Blood and Magic (Amazon)

Being a Ghost a Vampire and a Human (Barnes)

Nailah the Egyptian Vampire Sorcerer: A Being a Ghost a Vampire and a Human novella (Amazon)

All by author Vianka Van Bokkem

[LadyLaura14]

Hey, IDK if anyone has already said it, but the vampire kisses novels are really good. Oh, if you're an anime geek (like me :3 ) you'll like vampire knight. Hope it helps!

Destruction is nice!- Zim; Invader Zim

[Tinkerbella717]

Vampire Diaries

[Intrigued_by_R…]

I know that Twilight Series is one of the best series around, but I would like to add to the list again.

If you love Paranormal Romance, or Books with Vampires, or Vampire Romance, check out this list. 

I have made the list based on Authors.  There are too many books to list here.  Please check out the authors listed below, you won't be sorry. 

J. R. Ward

Rachelle Mead

Ellen Schreiber

Mari Mancusi

Claudia Gray

Lorraine Kennedy

P.C. Cast

Rachel Vincent

Talia Jager

L. J. Smith

Michele Hauf

Amanda Hocking

Alexandra Ivy

Cameron Dean

Chloe Neill

Chloe Hart

The good think about having the Nook, is that you can read all these books and not have to give up all the shelving space.  Plus you can take the books with you wherever you go.

[MacMcK1957]

Nobody has mentioned Chelsea Quinn Yarbro?  There was an 18th century French alchemist, supposedly immortal, the Comte de St. Germain.  In Yarbro's version, he was a vampire, and her novels stretch from his origins before ancient Rome, across the world, up to the 20th century.  There are over two dozen of them, beginning long before Anne Rice, decades before anyone ever heard of Sookie Stackhouse or the Twilight series.