Dracula: In the Flesh: An erotic reimagining of the classic tale - Paperback

by Tracey H. Kitts (Author), T. K. Hardin (Author)

"It's Victorian Gothic Horror with extra blood, extra sex, you know, all the good sh*t. We do all the badass stuff you'd expect, but we're wearing corsets." - Tracey H. Kitts, talking about her T.K. Hardin books.

"Centuries of time could not prepare me to once again stand in the presence of the woman I loved enough to splinter my soul." - Dracula

"The loneliness of centuries was in his kiss and a passion hotter than any flame burned in his eyes." - Mina

As soon as he saw her face, Dracula knew the ritual was a success. After all these long years, his love has returned to him. However, many things (such as Van Helsing and Jonathan Harker) stand in the way of their happiness. Sure, he could kill them all and take what he wants. However, his greatest desire is not to possess Mina, but to love her and have her return his love. After all, he gave his soul for her reincarnation. Can Dracula win her heart a second time? Or, will his curse keep them apart forever?

Mina has dreamed of him all her life. But what will she do when she learns her dark prince is real? What will happen when she knows him, not as a dream, but in the flesh?

WARNING: This book contains graphic violence, and graphically described sex. This is NOT ONLY a romance novel, although there is a strong romance involved. This is Erotic Horror and might offend some readers. If you've always wanted to get it on with Dracula, this might be your new jam.

Note: This title was previously published. This is the 10 year anniversary edition, re-edited and with extra content, including a bonus never before published extended ending.

Possible triggers: group sex (f/f/f/m) with a werewolf, monster sex, rough sex, blood play (mild) I mean, it's vampires, historically accurate terminology, brief f/f action, intense graphic violence, sexual torture, graphically described sex (m/f), voyeurism, and basically everything that happens to Jonathan Harker.