Top 5 Vampire Books from Amazon

Vampires are not only out in the night to scare you and drink even the last drop of your human blood. They have become a famous character in a writer’s wild imagination giving vampires a story that defines them not merely as blood-sucking creature, or as Jacob Black in the Twilight saga calls them, ‘Leeches’. They have a heart (figuratively speaking), their own set of life’s obstacle to overcome, choices to make and a life to live even under the shadows.

These you will learn from every page that makes up the vampire novels that gained popularity because of their unique story and a flawless delivery of the scenes. If you consider yourself as a true-blue vampire novel fanatic, then you should have come across these top five vampire books ever written and can be found on amazon.

1. The Vampire Lestat (Anne Rice) – The second among Anne Rice’s series the Vampire Chronicles, and followed the famous Interview with the Vampire, this book which is composed of 560 pages talks about the story of a guy name Lestat de Lioncourt and his 200-year old existence. For most vampire novel fanatics, they regard Lestat as a must-read piece of art if vampire stuff is your thing.
2. Dracula (Bram Stoker) – Probably the novel that triggered the imagination of the 21st century writers inspiring them to create an adaptation of Bram Stoker’s main protagonist in the story—Count Dracula. The novel, told using a numerous diary entries and Stoker’s own way of supplementing the missing details, was first published in 1897.
3. Interview with the Vampire (Anne Rice) – The first of Anne Rice’s novel made a great wave among the vampire enthusiasts. It features the story of the enigmatic Lestat, Louis and the young vampire Claudia. The book was turned into a movie bearing the same title in the early 1990s.
4. Living Dead in Dallas (Charlaine Harris) – This 291 vampire novel is the second installment to Harris’ well-acclaimed series—The Southern Vampire Mysteries. It narrates the story of a telepathic waitress named Sookie Stackhouse and her coming of contact with the vampires.
5. Breaking Dawn (Stephanie Mayer) – The modern vampire characteristics was materialized in Mayer’s version of the said creatures. The last installment of the internationally acclaimed Twilight Saga talks about the life of Bella Swan and Edward Cullen as they trudge their way to being a married couple, raising a daughter and doing what it takes to protect their loved ones.

There are vast of books that deals with blood-sucking creatures of the night. But if you are a true vampire novel enthusiast, you should have, and would have read these books. Take a bite.