I usually hit Archive of Our Own first. The tagging system is a lifesaver—you can filter for 'Harry Potter', then add character tags like 'Original Female Character' or 'Vampire Character(s)', and pare it down to 'Romance' and 'Mature' or 'Explicit' ratings. Honestly, searching for 'vampire queen' as a tag itself yields some hits, but a broader 'Harry Potter/Vampire' pairing might open more doors. Sometimes authors use specific original character names in titles, which the search won't catch unless you stumble on them. I've found a few sprawling series that way, where Harry gets entangled with a vampire monarchy.
It's a pretty niche crossover, so patience is key. Tumblr blogs dedicated to dark romance or specific pairings sometimes reccomend fics that platforms' algorithms miss. I once found a brilliant, unfinished 'Underworld'-inspired fusion on a now-defunct blog, saved as a PDF. That's the thing with these hyper-specific cravings—the hunt is part of the fun, digging through old forums and rec lists. Just make sure you have an adblocker for some of the older independent archives.