* There are a vast number of vampire novels: The specific abilities of vampires can vary greatly depending on the author and their interpretation.
* This ability is not commonly depicted: While a vampire's saliva might have some special properties in certain books, it's not a widely used healing mechanism.
Here are some potential options, but I can't guarantee the spit is the primary healing method:
* Anne Rice's "The Vampire Chronicles": In this series, vampires have a unique ability to heal others by sharing their blood, which could be transferred through a bite or a direct injection. However, spit is not specifically mentioned.
* "The Vampire Diaries" by L.J. Smith: While vampire blood is said to have healing properties, the specific method of healing is not always clear. Spit might be a possibility, but it's not prominently featured.
It's important to note: While spit as a healing method might be a fun and creative concept, it's not a common theme in vampire literature.
If you're interested in this concept, you could explore independent authors and fan fiction where this ability might be more prominently featured.
Let me know if you have any other vampire-related questions!