Vampire novels are a subgenre of horror fiction that focus on the lives, myths, and adventures of vampires. These stories often explore themes of immortality, desire, and the struggle between good and evil. Popular examples include Bram Stoker's Dracula and Anne Rice's The Vampire Chronicles, which have shaped the modern perception of vampires in literature. Typically, vampire novels feature characters who possess supernatural abilities, such as enhanced strength and the power to mesmerize humans. They often delve into the complexities of vampire society, including their rules, hierarchies, and relationships with humans, creating a rich and engaging narrative for readers.