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Where Glass Houses sits
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- Book 1 of The Morganville Vampires. See all The Morganville Vampires books in order
- The book before
- None. This is where the series starts.
- The book after
- The Dead Girls' Dance
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- Last checked: September 24, 2026, against penguinrandomhouse.com
What Glass Houses is about
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- Morganville, Texas, is a town where evil roams the streets at night, and Claire Danvers, fed up with dorm life, moves off campus. (Library of Congress; read November 6, 2026)
In Morganville, Texas, a town where evil terrorizes the streets under the cover of darkness
- Her new roommates turn out to be vampires. (Library of Congress; read November 6, 2026)
discovers that her new roommates are vampires
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Genres
- Fantasy fiction
- Young adult fiction
Topics
- University towns
- Vampires
Places
- Texas
Reading ages
- Young Adult
Other books in The Morganville Vampires
15 books listed so far
- Book 2: The Dead Girls' Dance
- Book 3: Midnight Alley
- Book 4: Feast of Fools
- Book 5: Lord of Misrule
- Book 6: Carpe Corpus
- Book 7: Fade Out
- Book 8: Kiss of Death
- Book 9: Ghost Town
- Book 10: Bite Club
- Book 11: Last Breath
- Book 12: Black Dawn
- Book 13: Bitter Blood
- Book 14: Fall of Night
- Book 15: Daylighters
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