I Fell in Love With a Vampire

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"How do I write a story about vampires that has been told eons before without sounding repetitive or boring"?

Over many eons, multiple tales have been told and a variety of different lores have been shared about VAMPIRES, for example; (Twilight, The Vampire Diaries, The Lost Boys, Against The Dark and Blade). Twilight vampires are made of stone and they sparkle when in direct sunlight (they don't burn), The Vampire Diaries takes a complete approach where they are not made of stone and they don't sparkle instead they have blood just like humans and require their hearts to be removed for them to be killed. While some are vampire hunters, some also love to add in werewolves to their stories. The tales have changed as eons have passed and the lore has been changed as well even some have found new ways to keep it interesting by introducing original lore. But with the many tales told and the lore that's been shared, how do you write a tale of your own about vampires? With the classics you are competing against? How do you draw attention to your book? And how do you show that your book is not like all the other books, movies and TV Series? This is where my tale comes in, taking inspiration from the tales you know and love, not copying their tales and ideas. Meet Carmen and Embry, who believe they are the only of their kind and they don't live amongst humans. For food, they rely on both human blood and animal blood, they can survive on both. When curiosity gets the better of them, they choose to leave their hometown of Switzerland behind and embark on a journey across the globe to find others who are the same as them.