"In Bed" with a Vampire Heir - Dacre Stoker

From ghastly Nosferatu to sexy Edward Cullen, no vampire is free from the influence and mythology of Dracula. Bram Stoker's original Transylvanian prince, conceived in 1897, was a bloodthirsty and sinister aristocrat who met his end at the point of a knife—not, as many assume, the point of a stake. Perhaps he may rise again to hunt those who hunted him? Now, more than 100 years later, Stoker's great grand-nephew, Dacre Stoker, and Dracula historian Ian Holt have drawn upon Stoker's original notes to write Dracula: The Un-Dead. This eagerly anticipated book is the first Dracula story authorized by the Stoker family since the 1930s. As an homage to his great grand-uncle, Dacre shares with Goodreads his favorite vampire books—aside from the original Dracula, of course!