If you enjoyed the snarky banter and comedic situations that Jessie finds herself in throughout A Girl's Guide to Vampires, you'll have a blast with Jane Jameson’s hilarious misadventures after she unexpectedly becomes a vampire in Nice Girls Don't Have Fangs. Jane’s dry humor and the laugh-out-loud predicaments she faces (like being fired and then accidentally getting turned undead) will keep you entertained from start to finish.

If the sizzling, unpredictable romance between Joy and the mysterious vampire Roxy was a highlight for you, then Dead Until Dark will satisfy your craving for paranormal romantic entanglements. Sookie Stackhouse’s budding relationship with vampire Bill—full of chemistry, danger, and plenty of supernatural complications—captures the same blend of romance and suspense.

If you liked how A Girl's Guide to Vampires mixes everyday life with quirky supernatural elements, you’ll love Wicked Game. Ciara Griffin gets a job at a struggling radio station run by vampires stuck in the eras when they were turned. Expect plenty of pop culture references, unique vampire mythology, and a fun, modern vibe.

If you appreciated Joy’s blend of vulnerability and spunky determination as she navigates a world of vampires and romance, you’ll be drawn to Elena Michaels in Bitten. Elena is the only female werewolf in existence, and her sarcastic humor and struggle to balance her supernatural identity with her human desires make her an equally compelling lead.

If you loved the rapid-fire pace and escalating hijinks of Joy’s journey—from speed-dating disasters to vampire rituals—you’ll enjoy the whirlwind of chaos that follows Marty Andrews when she’s bitten by a werewolf. The Accidental Werewolf delivers nonstop comedic mishaps, romance, and a zany cast of paranormal characters.