The Resurrection Of Dracula - E-book - ePub

The Resurrection of Dracula consists of three parts. Blood Lust - Part 1:Fear grips the Romanian countryside as Vlad Dracula, also known as Vlad the Impaler, a vicious, bloodthirsty prince, vows to return from the dead and drink the blood of the living by the light of the full moon. Five hundred years later, Brad Tepp develops an insatiable craving for blood, so much so, he thinks he may be becoming a modern-day vampire.
All he can think about is drinking blood. Fearing he is losing his mind, he seeks professional help. After being diagnosed with porphyria, The Disease of Vampires, he is given the prognosis of a year to live. Desperate to find a cure, he searches the internet, which leads him to a Transylvanian geneticist who theorizes that porphyria is an inherited disease that originated with Vlad Dracula. He thinks that if he can find Dracula's remains and clone him, he can isolate the gene responsible for the condition and develop a cure.
The men team up and set off on Halloween night, searching for Dracula's remains. The process goes horribly wrong, putting their lives in danger, when they unleash a monster that threatens both themselves and Nadia, a beautiful woman who is key to Brad and Nicholas's success or failure. Blood Born Part 2:Brad and Nadia return to Seattle to become man and wife. Shortly after that, Nadia begins having dreams about Dracula sucking her blood.
She can't eat, she can't sleep, and she's afraid of the dark. Brad takes her to see his doctor, where she learns she is pregnant. However, unknown to them, Dracula has followed them to Seattle and begins a series of killings, feeding off his victims until he can find Nadia. Bad Blood - Part 3:Seventeen years later, Brad's son Jacob, begins having vivid dreams about drinking blood. So much so, he thinks he may be losing his mind.
Having been expelled from several schools for bad behavior, he enrolls in Roosevelt High in Seattle, Washington. It is here he meets Brooke, an attractive blonde that falls for his bad-boy image. In history class, during a slide presentation, he sees a picture of Vlad Dracula. On Dracula's hand is the same ring, with a dragon insignia, that's on Jacob's hand. Jacob confronts his adopted uncle Jake about the ring and learns the truth about himself.
Shortly afterward, several of Roosevelt High's students are attacked and killed by what they assume is some wild animal. Leaning that Dracula is responsible, Jacob sets out to kill him. But will he be able to kill Dracula and put an end to his reign of death, or will he fail?