Name: Bloodline
Rating: 3.55 (10 reviews)
ISBN: 9781595140784

Kate Cary

In this story told primarily through journal entries, a British soldier in World War I makes the horrifying discovery that his regiment commander is descended from Count Dracula.

Bloodline

Jayme Bosio

I'm trying to read the vampire fiction that is such a rage amongst the teens. I read Twilight last year and was severely disappointed, but I thought I might enjoy Bloodline because it has (or makes reference to) characters from the original Dracula. The basic premise is that Mina Harker's son, Quincey, seduces a young woman during World War I. The book started out strong, but quickly fell apart when the characters went to Transylvania. I wouldn't recommend this book even for young adults.

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Charlotte

The original vampire romance - Go back to where the bloodlust began! This is a romantic horror story told through the journals of Captain Quincy Harker, Lieutenant John Shaw, Lily Shaw, and Mary Steward. An un-put-downable tale of heady romance mixed with fast-paced action, bloody horror and gore. Age 15+.

Mary Seward thought she had escaped the darkness of Transylvania. But now, back in England, she has terrible nightmares, and sees vampires everywhere. Then Mary's worst nightmare comes true: Quincey Harker, heir to Dracula's bloodline, appears in England. He declares his eternal love for her and claims he has renounced his evil heritage.

Bloodline

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