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Bram Stoker's most terrifying creation tells his own story in Incarnadine: The True Memoirs of Count Dracula . Author R. H. Greene vividly reimagines the harrowing and sensual Dracula mythos as a first person memoir written by Dracula himself. In this first of two volumes, the Medieval... read more
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