Vampire Memories Books in Order
Vampire Memories is a series of 5 books written by Barb Hendee.
Here, you can see them all in order! (publication year included)
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Vampire Memories books in publication order
5 books
Blood Memories
by Barb Hendee
1999
When a vampire friend kills himself, Eleisha discovers corpses and records identifying others of her kind in his home. Police scrutiny threatens her secrecy, forcing her to reconsider how vampires can survive in the modern world.
Hunting Memories
by Barb Hendee
2009
Eleisha learns to feed without killing and hopes to establish a refuge for vampires willing to change. Contact with Rose de Spenser strengthens her resolve, while Julian Ashton's campaign against his own kind threatens their survival.
Memories of Envy
by Barb Hendee
2010
Eleisha and protector Philip travel to Denver seeking vampire Simone Stratford, hoping to extend their sanctuary's principles. But Simone enjoys manipulating and killing her victims, presenting a seductive threat to Eleisha's vision of a peaceful community.
In Memories We Fear
by Barb Hendee
2011
Killings in England suggest a feral vampire is stalking human prey. Eleisha, Philip and their human companion travel to London hoping to stop the murders and offer sanctuary, but the creature challenges their assumptions and expectations.
Ghosts of Memories
by Barb Hendee
2012
Eleisha searches for isolated vampires and offers them sanctuary under rules designed to protect their kind. In Seattle, vampire Christian Lefevre feeds on wealthy clients while posing as a psychic, threatening everything her community has built.
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