Rice, Anne

Vittorio, a five-hundred-year-old vampire, tells the story of how he was seduced at the age of sixteen by Ursula, the most beautiful of his supernatural enemies, after she saved him from being killed by her fellow vampires during a slaughter in which his entire family was wiped out.

Fledgling vampire Quinn Blackwood, heir to the opulent Blackwood Farm, appeals to the vampire Lestat for help when the spirit doppelganger known as Goblin that has followed Quinn his entire life, becomes increasingly hostile, endangering his family.

Marius, once mentor to The Vampire Lestat, tells the story of his two-thousand-year existence from his mortal life in Imperial Rome, to his servitude to the King and Queen of vampires, through the fall of Rome, the Renaissance, and on to the dawn of the twenty-first century which finds him seeking justice from some of the world's oldest vampires.

Pandora, a two thousand-year-old vampire, shares the story of her existence from her days as one of the living in Rome at the time of Christ, to her love affair with Marius, the vampire who brought her over to the Dark, and her experiences down through the ages.

Armand recounts his life starting with the ruined city he lived in as a child, and while he is there, he meets the great vampire Marius who makes him choose between the life he knows, and the mystery and immortality of the life of a vampire.

The story of the vampire Lestat through the ages as he searches for the origin and meaning of his own dark immortality.

Presents the confessions of Louis, a vampire, and tells of his relationship with the vampire Lestat.

Lestat, vampire hero, enchanter, and seducer of mortals embarks on a dangerous enterprise when he begins to question his vampire rationale.

The Vampire Lestat--outsides, canny monster, hero-wanderer--is at last offered the chance to be redeemed. He is brought into direct confrontation with both God and the Devil, and into the land of Death.