“We keep odd hours.”

26. The Suicide Motor Club – Christopher Buehlman

A tearing down the road story of Route 66 in the 60s, a tale of vengeance, a vampire book that’s like Near Dark with more bloody ridiculousness and way better vehicles… The Suicide Motor Club has a lot to offer the horror enthusiast. It reads quickly and reminds anyone who is a little tired of the super talky vampire type why vampire stories are worth trying.

 

“Vengeance and ridiculousness?” Snuffy’s ready to roll; she and Thorfy have kept vampire hours with me on many nights as it is.