Ergebnis für "Dracula" in Literatur & Belletristik

Three legendary tales. Three unforgettable nightmares. One essential collection of gothic horror. Enter a world of forbidden experiments, immortal predators, haunted cathedrals, and dark obsessions. Essential Horror Classics: Volume Two brings together three landmark novels that helped define...

Although Dracula in Love was not published until after Transmaniacon - both in 1979 - it is the first novel John Shirley wrote. He started writing it about age 17 while living in Portland. Somewhat given to youthful excess, Dracula in Love is still a remarkable book and displays the unique and energetic imagination that marks all of Shirley's work.

I should have known that my landlord was a vampire by the way he slept in coffin and didn’t seem to age, but I wasn’t blessed with brains, just blonde hair and big breasts. I’m blessed in the butt department too, and it turns out Mr. Alucard’s secret to eternal life is a regular supply of asses to have his way with.

It isn't easy being a bar wench in 1897 Transylvania, especially when the town is filled with boring villagers who have no idea how to show a lady a good time. When a handsome stranger shows up at Alice's pub, claiming he just sold the creepy old castle on the hill to a wealthy count named Dracula, it begins a lusty journey that can only lead to one ending; our heroine being completely drained.

Even in Victorian times, Bram Stoker's vampiric masterpiece was considered a lascivious, sex-ridden tale. Nancy Kilpatrick, the mistress of gothic erotic delights, writing here as Amarantha Knight, has refashioned the story to give modern readers the same shocks and thrills that Stoker's novel enjoyed. In Knight's vision, Dracula is a master of the sadistic arts, Lucy and Mina are graduates of a rather severe charm school for young ladies, and even the servants express their deepest desires for the pleasures of the dungeon.

Penelope Shelton, head librarian at the Melville County Library, thought the raging storm would be her biggest adventure of the evening until he showed up! Was this really Dracula? Did he really just jump off the pages of his book to ravish her? Why was she asking all of these questions and not just cavorting with this attractive man? If you like a little fang and humor with your romance then this is the audiobook for you!