Bookbased There is a memory that comes to mind when he looks at her, a memory of another face, another time, of soft lovers’ words murmured in his own language... Sometimes the words we most regret are the words we never say. Van HelsingMina.

D.'s POV. When Mina, looking for closure, returns to the castle and meets up with the vampires who have escaped death, all hell breaks loose. Mina vs. Brides, round one.

Jonathan Harker spent many nights in the Count's castle, haunted by the night demons... A missing journal entry. Stroker's Bookverse, implied slash.

The original novel, as told by everyone's favorite vampire, the Count. Lots of the Brides, Lucy, and Mina. Please review, I don't care if you liked it or not. Rating for violence and some !mild! intimacy.

Dracula's brides thrist for love and compassion their Master does not give them. And while he is out for the night, they turn to Renefield. But Master forbids Renefield of such touching of his Brides. And yet, this touching seems so familiar...

One of Dr. Seward's first conversations with Renfield. And the madman grows with excitement as he tells the tale of a a time where he saw a madman on the street when he was sane. This madman did not know his own name, though, neither does Renfield.

Dracula prequel: “You know, Jack, if you persist in this idea of a profession, I won’t be friends with you anymore.” Arthur Holmwood and Jack Seward spend a sunny spring afternoon together in their last year at school.

Dracula prequel: “Come on, Jack! Art here ain’t scared!” Jack Seward quite simply isn't up for this hunting trip with Arthur Holmwood and Arthur's new friend, brash Texan Quincey Morris.

Based on the book. What if Mina wrote a letter she didn't show the others? Some sexual implications, but what's a vampire story without them?

How come there's no Dracula in the books section? Ah well.Mina and Jonathan, after the Events, about Lucy, in 200 words.

Poem about the night that Dracula comes to drink Lucy's blood. About her struggle, her submission, and her fear, as well as his neverending bloodlust. The blood lust of a doomed soul. Based on Bram Stoker's novel.

A monologue from the POV of Renfield. Renfield struggles against his 'trance' to sort himself out. Rated T to be safe. Sort of confusing, as it is complete insanity.

Imprisoned in Castle Dracula, Jonathan's not sure what to be afraid of. HarkerDracula, rating for slash and blood

Jonathan Harker is more trapped than he realizes. AU. Book based. DraculaxHarker.