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Description edit
A Tudor-era vampire novel from the point of view of Queen Elizabeth, framed by Lucy Weston, who appears in Bram Stoker's Dracula .
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Characters/People edit
- Robert "Robin" Dudley: Elizabeth's childhood friend and most loyal subject
- Sir Francis Walsingham: Elizabeth's spymaster
- Cecil: Add a description of this character.
- Doctor Dee: Elizabeth's court astrologer
- Morgaine: Character from Arthurian legend. The last Slayer seen in England
- Queen Elizabeth Tudor: Queen of England, protagonist of the story
- Anne Boleyn: Elizabeth's mother, now deceased
- Henry VIII: Elizabeth's father, now deceased
- Queen Mary: Also known as Bloody Mary. Elizabeth's older half-sister, daughter of Henry VIII and Catherine of Aragon.
- King Arthur: Mordred's father. Legendary king of the Britains.
- Blanche: One of Mordred's companions.
- Damien: The original king of vampires, alive at the time of Arthur and Camelot.
- Mordred: Vampire king, son of Arthur.
Setting & Locations edit
- England
- London: England's capital city
- Whitehall: Elizabeth's primary palace
- Southwark Manor: Mordred's home
- High Street
- Saxons
- St. Savior
- Rome
- York
- Camlan: Another name for Camelot, King Arthur's city.
First Sentence edit
In the moonlight, the scaffold appears to be made of bleached bones from one of the leviathans that wash up on our shores from time to time to general alarm, for what godlly world encompasses such creatures?
Authors & Contributors edit
- Lucy Weston (Author)
Classification edit
- Library of Congress: Add the Library of Congress Classification.
- Dewey: 813
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