Best Vampire Books for July 2008

Damali and her lover Carlos unite with Yonnie and Val to fight evil and prevent Nuit, a powerful vampire councilman, from rebuilding Blood Label, a record company he’s using to brainwash humans for the dark lord.

L.A. Banks vampire books are always steamy and chock full of action.

When I first saw the cover of this book I thought “this is an insider’s book on the unsavory side of Hollywood.”

Well, it does take an insider’s approach but this is actually an urban fantasy vampire book about vampires in the film industry who have deliberately misled moviegoers about vampires in order to hide their true nature.  The main character is Osvanna Moore, a B-movie actress and producer.  When both humans and vampires start mysteriously dying around her she realizes that her secret life is in danger of being exposed.  She’s got to find the killer before she’s found out.  Or killed.

The storyline is nicely balanced with humor and adventure.  You’ll enjoy this interesting twist on urban vampire fantasy.

When an angel is found dead on Sunset boulevard it sparks a media frenzy.  However to the monster assassin group the Hunters, it’s a simple murder case that requires investigating.  But Kayla hopes this helps unlock the secret to bringing her fiance back from the dead . . . .

The previous vampire books in this series are well-written, suspenseful, and worth checking out.

Mira finds herself in the midst of a battle that requires her to make a choice that will change her life forever.