Books like The Werewolf of Paris
Bertrand Caillet, born in rural France on a Christmas Eve, grows up with a terrible hunger, and his guardian tries to hide what he is as he grows into the Paris of the 1871 Commune.
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The Last Werewolf
Jake Marlowe, two hundred years old and, he is told, the last werewolf alive, has a month until the hunters come for him, and is tired enough to let them.
The Phantom of the Opera
A disfigured musical genius living in the cellars of the Paris Opéra falls obsessively in love with a soprano in the chorus, and the managers upstairs keep finding notes from Box Five.
The Hunchback of Notre-Dame
A deformed bell-ringer in medieval Paris falls in love with a beautiful dancer, and the cathedral that shelters him becomes a battleground between compassion and cruelty.
Blood and Chocolate
Vivian Gandillon, a sixteen-year-old werewolf whose pack has fled to a Maryland suburb after a fire, falls for a human boy at school.
Red Moon
In an America where lycans are registered and drugged, a hijacking by lycan terrorists sets off a war, and a teenage girl who is secretly one of them has to run.
Interview with the Vampire
In a San Francisco room, a vampire tells a young reporter his story, from his making on an eighteenth-century Louisiana plantation to his years with Lestat and the child vampire Claudia.
The Monk
Ambrosio, the abbot of a Capuchin monastery in Madrid, is revered for his piety, until a novice in his own house confesses a secret that sets him on the road to ruin.
The Silent Companions
Newly widowed and pregnant, Elsie Bainbridge arrives at her late husband's crumbling country estate, where a locked garret holds a painted wooden figure that looks uncannily like her.
White Is for Witching
In a house in Dover that resents strangers, a girl with pica who eats chalk grieves her mother, and the house itself takes a turn telling the story of the women it has kept.
A Tale of Two Cities
A French aristocrat who renounced his title and a dissolute English lawyer who looks just like him love the same woman, and the Terror in Paris brings them both to the guillotine's shadow.
Sentimental Education
A young man in Paris during the 1848 revolution pursues love, ambition, and political ideals, and watches all three dissolve into mediocrity and regret.
The Little Stranger
In the summer of 1947 a country doctor is called to Hundreds Hall, the decaying Warwickshire house he once glimpsed as a boy, and becomes entangled with the family whose fortunes and nerves are failing.