Ebook {Epub PDF} Brides of Dracula by Perry Lake

Perry Lake draws on films, myths, legends, comic books and Bram Stoker's classic tale of the vampire to create a mesmerizing narrative across 13 short stories. I love vampire fiction and anything that expands upon the Dracula mythos can be hit or miss. Brides of Dracula is definitely a hit/5. You will meet the many brides of Dracula—those seductive, inhuman beauties who serve him to spread his unnatural dominion. You will feel their crimson lips gliding softly across your skin, softer than a summer’s breeze. You will feel their fangs pierce your throat. You will . As a connoisseur of Vampire horror, in particular, Victorian/Gothic vampire tales, I was thrilled to read Perry Lake’s BRIDES OF DRACULA (Part II of THE LEGEND OF DRACULA). Lake’s skill lies in his ability to use an authentic Victorian writing voice and style to convey the chilling terror or vampirism and the superstitions prevalent at the time.4/5.

Perry Lake lives in Northern California. FATE Magazine, the Overstreet Monthly, Orion's Child, Fantasy Theater, and the prestigious Journal of Dracula Studies, amongst other local and international publications, have presented both his fiction and non-fiction work. At the height of the festivities, Count Dracula, who has been informed of the beauty of Svetlana, arrives to abduct her. Minute intermission. ACT III: The Bedroom of Count Dracula. Flora and the other brides await the return of Count Dracula. He enters with Svetlana, who is to become his next bride. I'm going to call Perry Lake a scholar of Dracula. While there are many who could, say give you details of a myriad of movies involving the blood-imbibing character, Lake is able to give you a deep draught of history with it. Dracula Arisen is that draught.

Having enjoyed Perry Lake's Brides of Draculae, I was looking forward to his next book, The Nightmare of Frankenstein. The story was narrated in two parts - first, the third person narrative chronicling the early life of Victor Frankenstein, the monster creator; then the second part, a first person narrative by the monster, Frankenstein himself. Meet the many brides of Dracula—seductive, inhuman beauties who serve him to spread his unnatural dominion. You will feel their crimson lips glide across your skin, softer than a summer’s breeze. You will feel their fangs pierce your throat. Gretchen, a common peasant, but of rare beauty—what will she do to gain Dracula's love?. Perry Lake’s writing is believable and consistent in its language, and the book is written as a series of chronological short stories. This is sometimes cumbersome as we are reintroduced to characters, but becomes less so the more you read, Vampire Wars is an inventive and entertaining tale of Dracula’s many ups and downs.