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Some slightly obscure ones I read years ago that sound like what you might be looking for:
The I, Vampire series by Michael Romkey
Bring on the Night by Jay and Don Davis. Link is to the Kindle edition, but Amazon has dirt-cheap used paperbacks, too.
Gentleman Vampire by P.N. Elrod (who was mentioned elsewhere for her Vampire PI series)
I Am Dracula C. Dean Anderson. A Dracula POV novel about his ascent to become Lord of the Vampires. Lurid and filled with demons, magic, all sorts of pulpy weirdness and wickedness.
None of these are super dense, challenging reads, but they're high on action, paranormal happenings, and fun. I certainly enjoyed them when I read them.
I'll also second (or third, or forth) the recommendations for The Vampire Chronicles. The first two books in the series (Interview and Lestat) are classic modern vampire tales for good reasons, with Lestat especially striking a good balance between mood and action, self-reflection and external conflict. The third book (Queen of the Damned) is a kinetic, intense potboiler and really fun. I even think the fourth book (Tale of the Body Thief) doesn't get enough credit for being just a damned good read.
I, Vampire by Michael Romkey.
I read it when it first came out in 1990 and I continue to reread it every few years. Definitely one of my faves.
Amazon link: https://www.amazon.com/Vampire-Confessions-Strangest-Desires-Fawcett-ebook/dp/B004EBT6PQ/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&qid=1494050102&sr=8-2&keywords=Michael+Romkey+I%2C+Vampire