Fall of Night book cover by Rachel Caine

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Where Fall of Night sits

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Book 14 of The Morganville Vampires. See all The Morganville Vampires books in order
The book before
Bitter Blood
The book after
Daylighters
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Last checked: September 24, 2026, against penguinrandomhouse.com

What Fall of Night is about

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  • Claire Danvers wins a place in a special program of study at MIT under Professor Irene Anderson. (Library of Congress; read November 6, 2026) Accepted into a special study program at MIT with Professor Irene Anderson, Claire Danvers
  • She works on a technology to block vampires' mental powers, but when she tests her machine it unleashes forces she did not expect. (Library of Congress; read November 6, 2026) developing a technology to block the mental powers of vampires only to unleash unexpected forces

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  • Young Adult

Other books in The Morganville Vampires

15 books listed so far

  1. Book 1: Glass Houses
  2. Book 2: The Dead Girls' Dance
  3. Book 3: Midnight Alley
  4. Book 4: Feast of Fools
  5. Book 5: Lord of Misrule
  6. Book 6: Carpe Corpus
  7. Book 7: Fade Out
  8. Book 8: Kiss of Death
  9. Book 9: Ghost Town
  10. Book 10: Bite Club
  11. Book 11: Last Breath
  12. Book 12: Black Dawn
  13. Book 13: Bitter Blood
  14. Book 15: Daylighters

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