Los Angeles Times
"a very bright future indeed. "

Public Broadcasting
"It's delicious. Romantic and sexy."

Los Angeles Times
"A very bright future indeed."

San Diego Union-Tribune
"Phantom of the Opera territory, with real erotic tingles."

Visions Magazine
"Destined to make entertainment history."

The Daily Californian
"Traditional Dracula that really works as a musical."

Musical Stages
"Spinning with color and intrigue." (Weekly Reader) "a marvelous piece of musical theatre"

Visions Magazine
"destined to make entertainment history"

San Diego Union- Tribune
"Phantom of the Opera territory, with real erotic tingles"

Public Broadcasting
"it's delicious. Romantic and sexy"

Book Description
A poignant and erotic tale of eternal love. The dreaded Count Vlad de Dracul is tormented by his addiction to blood and beautiful women. Conflict rages on every page. The book is a novelization of "DRACUL," the stage musical.

About the Author
Nancy Kilpatrick has been a three times finalist for the Bram Stoker Award, a three times finalist for the Aurora Award, and won the Arthur Ellis Award. Her published work includes eleven novels; two collections of stories; a third collection, "The Vampire Stories of Nancy Kilpatrick" (Transylvania Press Inc.) to be published soon; over 100 short stories; and four issues of the comic book series "VampErotica." For more on Nancy , plus an excerpt from DRACUL please see the website.

FROM THE PUBLISHER

A poignant and erotic tale of eternal love, the dreaded Count Vlad de Dracul is tormented by his addiction to blood and beautiful women. Conflict rages on every page. The book is a novelization of Dracul, the stage musical with two new songs. Enthusiastically greeted by critics, Dracul was developed at the San Diego Repertory's Lyceum Theatre.

SYNOPSIS

An award-winning author incorporates lyrics, dialogue, and plot from the musical Dracul to create a thrilling and unique vampire novel. (Adult Fiction)

FROM THE CRITICS

San Diego Union-Tribune

Phantom of the Opera territory, with real erotic tingles.

Weekly Reader