Dracula Summary Novels & Stories

"Yes. If you are going to ask me why I didn't obtain your permission first before bringing you here, note that you were unconscious and needed immediate help. You can't have the transition process take place anywhere. I had to bring you to a private place where the transition process will take place smoothly. It should be done to avoid problems. I know you would blame me if you had ended up devouring a human's blood because you went out of control." "How long did the transition process take?" "Just a couple of days. Actually, for a normal human to undergo transition, it would take four to five days, but for some reason, the venom in your body spread so fast." "Why did it spread so fast?" I h

His wounded head slammed against its bars and the knot that had only begun to heal broke open. He couldn’t believe he was back in the clutches of those people. Wadim’s den was destroyed. How foolish he was to count Stevenson out as a threat and focus only on the vampires. **** Stevenson paced his tiny office. What luck! He’d been searching for Tatyana and the baby since Osip contacted him and relayed Dracula’s wishes the week before. Stevenson resented being placed in that position. He especially disliked the fact that the message was relayed by a former captive of his, but he kept this fact to himself. He hadn’t survived that long by being stupid. Dracula knew of him and knew how to find

~~~ Amaya His eyes no longer had those pretty green tint in them. They were now a bright glowing red colour. His teeth now contained a pair of sharp fangs ready to bite through your skin anytime. He wasn't just my kidnapper anymore. Nor my stalker. He was now my vampire. This realization hit me like a train. My feet were glued to one place not daring to move. My breathing had stopped a while ago. The beast in front of me must've caught on to my nervousness because a small pang of hurt shot across his face but quickly vanished.

My heart was filled with worry and yearning; I only wanted to be close to him for a second, just a second. Everyone gathered around, and the atmosphere suddenly felt intense. Leo and the vampires started the ritual, saying strange words and gesticulating weirdly to summon the demon. They individually bit their veins and poured their blood into a chalice, then mixed it and drank from it. It was all so frightening to watch. I watched in horror and desperation as the ritual unfolded. The air felt strange, like something from another world was entering ours. The chanting got louder, and smoke surrounded Adrian. I realized how serious this was and what could actually happen next. My heart raced w

But it’s worth a try, so I continued, “Very well, doc. You can go home with us and we’ll set up a lab for you. You need me, the descendant of Crane billionaire who will fund you to discover the biggest invention of all times. A solution for the bloodsuckers like us, the low life leveler, vampires.” I turned my back and shoved my right hand into the air signing John and Ezi to escort the doctor to our mansion… -to be continued-

She reminisced about the events that led up to placing her in the magical coffin and then explained the reason it was imperative that they flee as quickly as possible. A squirrel skittered up the tree next to him. With minimal thought or effort, Edwin caught it and walked toward the newly awakened vampire. Holding the traumatized squirrel out for Agatha, he said, “Here,” and then retreated. Agatha took the squirrel and handed it to Kira, who greedily drank its blood. When she’d finished, she asked for more. With a speed and proficiency that shocked him, Edwin caught two more squirrels and delivered them to the beautiful vampire. This time, he personally gave them to her.

EPISODE 3 I do not need much sleep, two hours at most, which I usually take when the sun is at its brightest. Sunlight does affect me, although it is not the mortal enemy Bram Stoker imagined in his tale of Count Dracula. I read the novel Dracula when it first came out, in ten minutes. I have a photographic memory with a hundred percent comprehension. I found the book delicious. Unknown to Mr. Stoker, he got to meet a real vampire when I paid him a visit one dreary English evening in the year 1899. I was very sweet to him. I asked him to autograph my book and gave him a big kiss before I left. I almost drank some of his blood, I was tempted, but I thought it would have ruined any chance he w

He was eager to get it over with but dreading it at the same time. Dracula stormed into the study, moving past Dragomir as if he wasn’t there. He didn’t stop until he’d reached his large mahogany desk at the far side of the room. He took a decanter of blood that Dragomir had the foresight to order brought in and filled an ornately gold trimmed crystal goblet. Dragomir waited for his father to down the blood before clearing his throat. “I am fully aware of your presence, Dragomir,” Dracula snapped. His eyes blazed a fiery red as he glowered at his eldest son. “It better be something good bringing you here. I have had a very bad start to my evening and do not wish for more irritation.”

James stopped in his tracks almost at the exit of the court and turned back. "What is it my Lord?", he asked slowly. "It's time for my breakfast", Dracula said wickedly, as he could once again see the fear in James' eyes and in a flash, he was upon him, draining the blood from his neck until he was dead. "Send out vampire scouts to keep their eyes out for hybrids", Dracula said to Cobra, when he was done feeding, as he walked back majestically to his throne. "Yes Sire", Cobra said, as he walked past James' corpse.

"You walked into our home and murdered the Luna of the pack. You aren't leaving here alive." Zayn started walking toward me, his face dark. "Go back to your room, Snow White," he growled. "This is about to get very bloody." "SHE IS GOING NOWHERE!" Dracula roared. His human looking blue eyes turned a terrifying blood red. His sharp fangs slid down. "I came here for my bride, and I am taking her with me." Just then, the door opened. A woman walked in wearing a beautiful blue dress. Her black hair was pulled back in a neat bun.