Another poem from the PoV of a Bride - I'm sorry, I can't help it! The muse ambushed me and wouldn't set me free until I wrote it – this time it's Verona. Try it; tell me what you think!

What would have happened if Dracula had succeed? What would happen if his brides and ALL his children had survived? How would Dracula Cope when his brides spontaneously leave the country? We can tell you: not very well.

One-shot, set while Velkan is with Dracula as a werewolf. Confronted by Aleera, Velkan remembers his past, back before Aleera was a bride, and Aleera knows she's made a hard choice, giving up her Prince...

Verona falls in love with Van Helsing. When he is captured by Dracula she must face the ultimate choice between the master she fears and the man she loves. But will Van Helsing return her feelings? Can he forgive her past sins? All chapters now updated!

So Verona and Gabriel live happily ever after right?...Wrong. A mysterious Mage awakens Dracula and orders him to kill the Van Helsings. Now armed with three new brides Dracula sets out to rid the world of the Van Helsings forever.

Verona is a wreck. Her memories of her family haunt her, she wants to return to them she wants to feel alive.

An unknown bride of Dracula pours out her heart and soul to the growing progeny within her. Please review! COMPLETE!

Van Helsing's memory returns to him after killing Dracula. My view on why Dracula was killed in the first place, why Van Helsing lost his memory, and how Dracula met his brides.FINISHED!

One-Shot Marishka asks Verona a very simple question, and she reflects.

REDONE! My view on how Dracula met and turned his three Brides, Verona, Marishka, and Aleera.

Princess Anna Valerious and Aleera- Bride of Dracula seemed to have a more personal association than that of the other brides. What linked these two women, above the bonds of the enemy? The bonds of friendship? A prequel to Van Helsing.

For a mother, the loss of a child is the deepest pain. In this story you will know the pain of Aleera's mother. A woman who loves her daughter even when she knows that her daughter is a danger for her and for the rest of the world. Please Review!

Dracula one-shot. His Verona was gone. His Verona, his first bride, his second in command, his beautiful mistress and mother to his younger brides. He had lost her, he could not feel her anymore, and his cold heart somehow gre

The Brides of Dracula - beautiful, sexy, and mysterious. Verona was the most dangerous, but Marishka was perhaps the most powerful. Now that they are gone, Aleera is left to remember her past and the pasts of her 'sisters'. Let her tell you their stories.

Verona was just a child when she met the monster named Dracula. But to her, he was an Angel who saved her from the monster, and took care of her when everyone else had abandon her. He fixed her doll, and cared for her. He was an Angel, and forever was

It's basically what I want to happen amongst Dracula, Aleera, Marishka, and Verona.

Its about how Count Vladislaus Dracula met his three brides.

A small poem that popped into my mind while listening to the VH soundtrack. From the PoV of one of Dracula's Brides.

This is my idea on how Dracula met and got his three brides: Verona, Marishka, and Aleera. Completed.

Dracula muses on how Verona changed after becoming undead. Makes you feel bad for him. Set to SeetherAmy Lee's "Broken".

Challenge ficlet, pre-VH. Marishka could not understand why her master was never satisfied. He had her, he had Verona, why did he need another bride? Were they not enough?

Verona's side of "when you're gone away". You don't need to read that to understand this, though. Very thought-provoking, if I may say so myself.

Marishka has lit a candle. How must a vampire bride feel to watch a candle, which exists to bring light into like, melt, when she, bane to the world, will live on?

There's an icicle in the doorway, and every time Verona looks at it she feels that she's suddenly weak, a little girl. And what does a vampire bride have to fear in a little icicle?

Aleera was drinking a goblet of blood when angered, and in her rage she knocked it over. Is it the waste of the blood that moves her, the waste of such a thing she got at such a high cost? Or does it really matter, anyway?