That would be, Twilight and New Moon from the Twilight Series . Blue Bloods novels are good too for they are about vampires. Wuthering Heights has become one of my favorites too.

I love Twilight :) Im waiting for Breaking Dawn cause here, in Spain, will be in stores in 2 weeks

Hmmmm. Twilight yes, but I also like...Cique du Freak. it made me cry...though I cry for no reaso all the time.

A Great and Terrible Beauty, Rebel Angels, The Sweet Far Thing. They are all in a trilogy together. The Vampire Kisses series is also one of my favorites.

Paulo Coelho's ''The Devil and miss Prym''.It didn't just made me feel happy or sad but a combination of many other emotions...You must give it a try and read it because it symbolizes a lot of things in real-life too!!!

Im hoocked on "Mrs. Dalloway" right now, it has so much feeling

Cirque Du Freak!! And, Gemma Doyle Series. Willow by Julia Hoban was AH-MA-ZING!!! :)

Sabriel series by Garth Nix, is amazing and just mind blowingly good

The Chronicals of Vladimir Tod it rememinded me of Twilight.....a litle
(ok not Much)

The complete tales and poems of edgar allan poe,and all the works of h.p.lovecraft!

I only read Johnny the Homicidal maniac, Squee, Lenore, and Edgar Allen Poe, though they've never made me cry. JTHM, Squee, and Lenore made me cry from laughing to much though :D

Cottonmouth Kisses by Clint Catalyst, Lost Souls by Poppy Z. Brite, and Hex Files: Resurrection by Mick Mercer (which is *only* the largest, most informative book about Goth published...664 pgs!) ^--^

I'm going to pretend I never read the "T" word among comments...

Also great: Drawing Blood by Poppy Z. Brite (and the short story collection Wormwood)

I really love the entire Demonata series, Cirque Du Freak is awesome as well.

The Morganville vampires and the vampire diaries

One of my fav is Vampire Kisses

I have got a few, but I think one that every goth should have read is "Frankenstein" by Mary Shelley.
(I wish I had this wonderful edition from "Barnes & Nobles"...)

Adding another one to the mix, since any of the titles that contain 'The G Word' (and there are many!) are easy enough to discover on their own. x†x

anything Stephen king or vc Andrews

The Phantom of the Opera, Rebecca, Les' Miserables (in this order)

Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix

Arthur Clarke Childhood's end. I hated this book so hard but now it's my favourite.