If you were gripped by Abner Marsh’s relentless mission to save his steamboat and confront the monstrous threat on the Mississippi in Fevre Dream, you’ll find The Passage equally compelling. Follow agent Brad Wolgast and the survivors as they undertake a high-stakes journey across a vampire-haunted America, their every step driven by the desperate goal of saving humanity from extinction.

If you appreciated the moral ambiguity of Abner Marsh and Joshua York as they navigated the blurred line between good and evil in Fevre Dream, you’ll be fascinated by Captain Crozier and his crew in The Terror. As they struggle to survive the frozen Arctic and confront a supernatural menace, their choices become increasingly desperate and ethically fraught.

If you were drawn to the close, psychological interplay between Marsh and York aboard the Fevre Dream, Let the Right One In will captivate you with its intimate focus on the relationship between the lonely Oskar and the enigmatic vampire Eli. The novel delves deeply into their inner lives and the haunting, personal cost of being different.

If the lush, atmospheric 19th-century setting and carefully developed vampire mythology of Fevre Dream enchanted you, Interview with the Vampire will immerse you in Anne Rice’s extravagantly detailed world of immortal intrigue. The book delves into the history, rules, and existential struggles of vampires in a richly realized New Orleans and beyond.

If the shocking revelations and suspenseful reversals in Fevre Dream kept you turning the pages, Dracula is a must-read. Experience the tension as Jonathan Harker, Mina, and Van Helsing confront Count Dracula, never certain who to trust or what will happen next in this foundational work of vampire fiction.