The House of Dracula

As all devotees of Bram Stoker will well know, Dracula had three vampire ‘wives’. But on the question of progeny Stoker is silent. It was left to R. Chetwynd-Hayes in Dracula’s Children to reveal to the world that Dracula did indeed sire children by these wives; children just as fearsome as Dracula himself and who still walk the world today, terrorising their chosen victims. In this new volume, The House of Dracula, made possible as a result of new information that came his way after the publication of his earlier book, the author, with his inimitable blend of humour and horror, writes of five more children who have inherited Dracula’s vampire mantle. There is Caroline who lives next door, Louis who pops up in a seaside holiday at Broadstairs, Gilbert who is asleep under the house of a retired army officer, Karl who is such a dashing young man, and Marikova, such a beautiful young woman; all such nice people ...