Midnight Mass

In this novel, F. Paul Wilson explores a world where vampires have taken over most of the globe.

The story follows a disgraced priest, a bomb-making nun, a cross-wearing rabbi, and a lesbian atheist as they form an unlikely alliance to fight against the vampires.

The novel delves into themes of Catholicism and the traditional depiction of vampires, emphasizing their soulless and merciless nature.

Wilson's work is a return to the roots of vampire lore, contrasting with the more romanticized versions that have become popular since Stephen King's 'Salem's Lot.