Dracula Returns

They finished him off in 1883, and he stayed finished for almost a century when wealthy wheelchair-bound Damien Harmon is given a unique opportunity: Revive the Count and use him as a terrifying weapon against crime in New York. But revival is one thing, control is another. Harmon has science and paranormal powers on his side. But this is Dracula!

They finished him off in 1883, and he stayed finished for almost a century when wealthy wheelchair-bound Damien Harmon is given a unique opportunity: Revive the Count and use him as a terrifying weapon against crime in New York. But revival is one thing, control is another. Harmon has science and the paranormal on his side. But this is Dracula, whose powers should never be underestimated. Nor should the powers—and intentions—of the mysterious Ktara, who calls the Count her master. Finally. there is the question of who—or what—Dracula really is. "Among the volumes of writing that you no doubt have devoured regarding such as I, there are a great many misconceptions."

Robert Lory is the author of 40 science fiction, fantasy, horror, action-adventure novels under his own and two pen-names. He is probably best known for his nine-book 1970s Dracula series which, 40 years later, is still attracting new readers and reviews. He also has written two short story anthologies.