Dracula lives and returns to England - as head of the infamous Circle of Seven. In search for the legendary bloodstone which could grant him a more or less normal life, he reveals himself to Mina Harker, to whom he's linked in more than one way, but unforeseen events and sacrifices make the vampire doubt his goals. Until he crosses paths with blind Rena Bradley...

We all know the story of Dracula and his eventual fate and those of his enemies. But what if a chance encounter on one dark night changes the course of everyone's lives? One deal struck in desperation has the greatest of consequences for one character in particular.

A young lawyer named Mona appears to Dracula despite everyone's warnings, she in her stubbornness goes to the Carpathian mountains of Transylvania to set his legal matters in order. This is a modern retelling of Dracula, it has a twist and is more verging on Dance of the Vampires

On their little boat on the river, Arthur notices that Jonathan has not been shaving. Missing scenes for October 31/November 1.

Le comte est à Londres quand le vent vicié de la capitale amène jusqu'à ses narines une odeur familière, un parfum masculin mêlé d'une peur panique. Réalisant que Jonathan est en ville, il décide que celui-ci est beaucoup intéressant qu'il ne le pensait jusqu'alors. Assez intéressant, peut être, pour qu'il décide de s'amuser encore un peu avec lui...

"Enter freely and of your own will! Come freely. Go safely; and leave something of the happiness you bring!" — Count Dracula On that fateful night of October 3rd, how did Dracula reach the ever-prudent, perceptive Mina in the safe space of her own bed? Well, as the good Count would say, the lady herself gave her permission!

Entry out of Mina Harker s journal of the evening of 25th of September.

Violet Sedley is having a great day. Most days are great if you decide to make them so- at least, that is the way of thinking she was brought up with and so she made it her way of living too. Based on a passage in the September 22nd entry of Bram Stoker's "Dracula" (1897)

Couchée à l'hôtel, encore toute émue de l'annonce de la mort de Lucy, Mina attends Jonatha. Alors qu'elle est à deux doigts de s'endormir, voilà que Lucy frappe à sa fenêtre, aussi belle et joyeuse que de son vivant et qu'elle lui demande le droit de rentrer dans sa chambre. Ce doit être un rêve, tout comme ces doigts glacés qui frôlent la poitrine de Mina.

So what will you do when you know you are bound by eternal life. [The passage, though labeled as a book"Dracula", is actually a German musical "Dracula Das Musical"in. I couldn't find the label, so I chose books.;( ]

"I received a telegram from Mrs. Harker on the morning of the 29th of November, requesting either my attendance or advice, whichever I could manage, on the case of her husband, Mr. Jonathan Harker, who had suddenly fallen very ill." Post-canon, epistolary: Jonathan Harker's 'brain fever' was encephalitis, and it's not done with him yet.

Si mi príncipe oscuro ama, es porque ha sabido odiar...

A month and a half after they slay Dracula together, Arthur invites everyone to his estate for the holidays. Post-canon. Background Jonathan/Mina.

Laissez-moi vous conter l'histoire du Comte Orlock, l'histoire du Malfaisant , vampire sans âme ni pitié qui, dans les années trente, quitta son domaine des Carpates pour partir en quête de sa bien-aimée : Eléonore. Son destin ne fut pas celui qu'il avait envisagé…

Inspired by the Hammer film SCARS OF DRACULA, the story of how Klove came to be in Count Dracula's service.

In which Jonathan cannot sleep in want of a secret confession. Missing scene for October 3, could be seen as either canon compliant or alternate universe.

Alors que Dracula retourne en Transylvanie, à bord de son bateau, il ressent les sensations de Mina comme elle ressent les siennes.

Lucy Westenra has three potential suitors attempting to capture her heart. Mina Harker has a fiancé in Romania, awaiting his return. After a passing of a good friend, Lucy realizes that Mina is the only one she has to pay attention to and she has no will to let her heal on her own. (Currently AWOL and being rewritten)

Events take a different turn from canon during the encounter outside the castle, when Mina and Professor Van Helsing face the vampire sisters…

Jonathan has some bad news for Dr Seward.

The longest night of their lives - keeping Quincey alive after he's wounded in the final confrontation with the Count

In which Jonathan Harker does not know, sometimes, the difference between dreams and wakefulness.

The account that Mrs Harker wrote of the final encounter with Dracula left out some important details. Doctor John Seward understands OR Mina gave a highly-edited accounted of Quincey's death. There are things that Jack will never forget. (Jack Seward/Quincey Morris/Arthur Holmwood)

Poem: Over the centuries, many tried to slay Count Dracula. None survived.

A modern version of Bram Stoker's Dracula that is set in the 1980s. A man named Abraham Van Helsing is driving through the mountain roads of Vermont at night when he spots a strange castle. He is greeted by a 15 year old vampire named Count Vladimir Dracula. Dracula introduces Abraham to his family. Abraham will soon learn that vampires are horrific creatures that are immortal.