Help! Desperatly seeking good Horror/Sci-fi novels

World War Z- a 'history' of a zombie apocalypse.  Good read.

The Anita Blake: Vampire Hunter series by Laurell Hamilton.  Though it gets into a bunch of raunchy sex stuff by the 5th book or so.  Vamp Wife told me it got better after that, but haven't read them yet.

Zombie Chronicles by James Melzer.  Free downloads from his site Jamesmelzer.net.  Nice story, different angle.

Necroscope Saga by Brian Lumley.  Check his website for the order of the books, they don't go 1, 2, 3, etc.  I liked these, though I only have read the first 5.

The 'Dark' series by Christine Feehan.  Not a 'tween series, but a big focus on love.  Actually, it's weird.  Lots of violence, though.

There's always Lovecraft.  I like me some Lovecraft, read every story.

There is a series of Resident Evil books that are side stories from the games and movies.  They are OK and quick reads.

Some more info on some sites you can check out:

Here is a website with a bunch of zombie books listed.

Here is a website for vampire books.

Some on post apocalyptic books.

^^^ Yeah, I gave up when she was doing a threesome that included the ewok/goblin guy. 

Oh, the Sookie/ True Blood series is also good.

I have been meaning to read the charlaine harris books (sookie stackhouse series) as well as the Pride and Prejudice and zombies. Did anyone ever read the books based on the Buffy the vampire series or was I the only one (I probably was...but oh, how I love Joss Whedon)

Since you work graveyard shift and like post-apocalyptic stuff, read Swan Song by Robert McCammon.  It's long and it's downright awesome

"Watchers" by Dean Koontz. much much better than the films made from it.

thanks BTK, missed ya babexx. haven't read many dean koontz books but i really liked this one, a great tale that moved as well and had great characters you cared about and that included the dog and the "evil creature".

Wow, thanks to everyone who responded. I just got a chance to look since I spent the last week at the beach with no internet and, I must say, I am impressed with how many people responded... I really only expected to get one or two recommendations out of this. It goes to show that there are still some people out there who bother to pick up a book and read rather than absorb things via tv/internet/movies.

I read watchers when I was 11 or 12  and I have been meaning to re-read it. It is truly my fav. Dean Koontz book.

Who could resist those blank, white, soulless eyes of yours! 

I'm surprised nobody has mentioned "The Rising", "City of the Dead", and "Dead Sea" by Brian Keene.  A good and gory zombie series. http://www.briankeene.com