Books like Night runner by Max Turner

Teen Aislinn’s life turns chaotic when invisible faeries start stalking her, including the enigmatic Summer King Keenan who claims her as his queen, forcing her to navigate magical dangers, friendship, and her own emerging powers.

In Blue Bloods, 15‑year‑old Schuyler Van Alen discovers she and her friends are vampires—"Blue Bloods"—when their immortality finally awakens in the elite streets of Manhattan.

Half‑vampire Vlad, his friend Henry and Henry’s cousin Joss navigate freshman year at Bathory High while a vampire slayer hunts Vlad.

A teenage vampire novel featuring a teenage protagonist, suspenseful vampire and ghost stories, and an unexpected appearance of an old villain from her own writing in the modern-day setting of a high school, as the author juggles her career and the desires of her classmates, and tries to protect her newfound friends from a mysterious new student who seems too familiar, and a villainous teacher who's been lurking in the shadows for years.

A teenage vampire, Schuyler Van Alen, balances newfound powers in Italy with preparation for New York’s elite Four Hundred Ball, where masked teens hide a chilling secret.

When the Alden siblings stay in a house owned by a vampire‑author, they uncover odd events that mirror his story, sparking a thrilling mystery.

Nicholas struggles to protect his family from dangerous magic and secrets during the rare Blood Moon ceremonies in a supernatural family adventure story suitable for young adults.

Vampire high school drama where Nigel must compete for the affections of Chloe and the new student who’s always watching him.

In the field of country noir--the dark side of rural and small-town America--Lansdale staked his claim to East Texas with The Nightrunners. A '66 Chevy bears down on the countryside, with a carful of vicious teenagers and evil of Biblical proportions, in this terrifying morality tale of sex and violence.Here’s what Publishers Weekly just said in its starred review: “Lansdale’s The Nightrunners (1987)...set new standards for the depiction of graphic violence and is probably the best novel of its type between Psycho and The Silence of the Lambs ... This upsetting look at the human capacity for evil breaks with crime novel conventions when a supernatural element enters the story in the form of the grotesque deity known as the God of All Things Sharp...The Nightrunners retains its ability to awe and to horrify."