Salem's Lot
Stephen King
Ben Mears returns to Jerusalem's Lot to write about the imposing Marsten House that has haunted his nightmares. Soon he realizes an ancient European vampire has taken up residence, quietly turning the townsfolk one by one.
Read Time: ~5.9 hr
Interview with the Vampire
by Anne Rice (1976)
About this book
The spellbinding confession of Louis, who in late-18th-century New Orleans was transformed into a vampire by the sensual, aristocratic Lestat, exploring centuries of loneliness, beauty, and blood-soaked existential dread.
Setting / LocationNew Orleans & Paris
Story Era18th Century to Modern New Orleans
Protagonist / CoreLouis de Pointe du Lac & Lestat de Lioncourt
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