I've never read any of those, or even read books by any of those authors XD Actually, tell a lie, I read the first two Warriors books by Erin Hunter, but then couldn't find the rest at my local library.

BUT. My suggestion, which I will suggest to everyone until I keel over and die, is the almighty Prowlers, by Christoper Golden! There are four volumnes, titled, in order; Prowlers, Laws of Nature, Predator and Prey, and Wild Things. I have a hardback book that contains all of them in one, and it's highly reccomended. I didn't think it would be my sort of book, but I've reread it over and over and never stopped loving it.

Here's a section from the preface, which was written by the author, to give you a taste of the book!


Quote:

"The theme that began to echo around my mind was the wonderfully horrific idea that the people you pass in the street, or the person who delivers your mail, or the one sleeping next to you in bed at night, might not be what you believe them to be. They might be monsters. That's a part of nearly every vampire story, and it's creepy, sure. But I wanted to go further than that. Vampires and werewolves, traditionally, are monsters who used to be human. Whatever they've become now, there's a level upon which we can still relate to them. But what if they were never human to begin with? Aren't they that much more monstrous? What if the person lying in bed with you at night isn't a person at all, but a beast masquerading in human form? And what if they were everywhere?"