Stephen King uses vampires as a plot element in The Dark Tower series. They appear most notably in Wolves of the Calla, Song of Susannah, and The Dark Tower, where they are part of the series’ wider supernatural mythology.
The connection is especially clear through Father Donald Callahan, a major character in Wolves of the Calla. Callahan recounts his confrontation with Kurt Barlow, the vampire from King’s earlier novel ’Salem’s Lot, and joins Roland Deschain’s ka-tet. The series expands the mythology by describing different vampire “types,” including ancient and highly intelligent creatures.
A commonly confused answer is ’Salem’s Lot, which is certainly Stephen King’s best-known vampire novel. However, it is not one of the listed choices, and the stored answer refers to the other King work represented by the question’s category: The Dark Tower series. The Dark Tower VII also features Dandelo, a psychic vampire who feeds on emotion rather than functioning exactly like Barlow’s traditional blood-drinking vampire.