Anne Rice is one of the most prolific and popular authors of our time, with a large and devoted following.

Her books have been made into movies, TV series, and even stage productions.

If you are a fan of her work but have finished everything she has written, or are just looking for something new to read, here are five books that might be of interest.

1.In A Dark Wood by Amanda Craig

Benedick Hunter is a recently divorced jobless actor on the brink of 40 who is heading to exactly the polar opposite of where he wants to be in life.

But when he finds his mother’s long-forgotten book of haunting stories, he is entranced by the small hints of reality woven into the fiction.

Determined to find out why his life is the way it is and why his mother committed suicide when he was six, Benedick embarks on a trip to the US, more specifically, the dark woods of Manhattan, where the book is set.

Along the way, he meets a cast of characters who may or may not be real and uncovers secrets about his family, himself, and the book that will change his life forever.

2. The Thirteenth Tale by Diane Setterfield

A tale of gothic strangeness, The Thirteenth Tale is the story of Vida Winter, a reclusive author who has written dozens of novels but never revealed the truth about her own mysterious past.

Now on her deathbed and with nothing left to lose, she finally agrees to tell her life story to Margaret Lea, a young biographer with secrets of her own.

As Vida’s story unfolds, Margaret becomes more and more invested until she realizes that the mystery surrounding the novelist’s life might be connected to her own.

3. The Night Circus by Erin Morgenstern

The Night Circus is the story of two young magicians who are pitted against each other in a mysterious and dangerous competition.

The rules are simple: the game must take place in a circus called Le Cirque des Rêves that only appears at night, and the two players must not know each other’s identities.

As the game progresses and the stakes get higher, the two magicians become increasingly desperate to win.

But when they finally meet face to face, they realize that the true purpose of the game is not victory, but something far more sinister.

Somewhere in between the magic and the mayhem, their hearts become entangled as well.

4. The Witch of Willow Hall by Hester Fox

The Witch of Willow Hall is a gothic historical novel with a touch of magic.

Set in the late 18th century, the story follows the Montrose family as they move to their new home, Willow Hall.

However, all is not well at Willow Hall. The previous occupants left in a hurry, and there are strange noises in the night.

As dark secrets begin to come to light, the Montroses discover that their new home is connected to a tragic event from the past and that they may not be the only ones living there.

One of the daughters, Lydia, begins to exhibit strange powers, and it soon becomes clear that Willow Hall is under a curse.

5. The Witchfinder’s Sister by Beth Underdown

The Witchfinder’s Sister is a historical thriller with a touch of the paranormal.

It tells the story of Alice Hopkins, a young widow who moves to Manningtree in Essex with her two children to start a new life.

However, Manningtree is the home of her brother Matthew, who has built a reputation as a witchfinder.

When a series of mysterious deaths occur in the town, Matthew begins to hunt for the witch responsible.

But Alice soon realizes that the real danger lies closer to home than she ever could have imagined.

Wrapping Up

These are just a few of the many books that fans of Anne Rice might enjoy.

So if you’re looking for something new to read, be sure to check out one of these titles. You might just find your next favorite book!

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Interview With the Vampire Season 1 Trailer

 

Anne Rice’s Interview with the Vampire, a sensual, modern retelling of her groundbreaking gothic novel, tells the epic tale of love, blood, and the dangers of immortality as told to journalist Daniel Molloy by Louis de Pointe du Lac (Jacob Anderson), Lestat de Lioncourt (Sam Reid), and Claudia (Bailey Bass) (Eric Bogosian).

Louis can’t help but accept the rakish Lestat de Lioncourt’s offer to join him as his vampire companion because he is chafing at the restrictions of life as a Black man in early 20th-century New Orleans.

However, Louis’s seductive new abilities have a brutal cost, and when Claudia, a young vampire, is introduced as Lestat’s new offspring, they quickly embark on a protracted course of retaliation and atonement.