Eternal Midnight

Dracula kept a journal. A firsthand account of his life, death, and resurrection as a creature of the night. But this journal is more than just words. It carries the very essence of the vampire himself. And through the mysterious power of the journal, Dracula still lives. 


It’s been nearly three decades since Lizzy Van Helsing and her husband Conner Mulligan last encountered Dracula in a tragic battle that nearly eliminated the Van Helsing line. They’d continued searching for years, but after never finding a trace of the famous vampire, eventually settled into what they hoped would be a normal existence. They even tried to convince themselves that perhaps Dracula had met his end. 


He had not. 


Now in their senior years, Lizzy and Conner learn that their adventurous yet naïve nephew, Peter Van Helsing, has located Dracula in his homeland of Romania and seeks to confront him. Racing across the globe with the frantic hope of rescuing Peter, they soon get drawn back into the eternal midnight of Dracula’s bloody existence. More vicious than ever, Dracula has no mercy for the family who has hounded him for more than a century. The body count rises, the battle rages from one land to another, relations are turned one against the other, and it soon becomes evident that few if any will survive this horrifying conflict. 


Moody, horrific, vicious, Reese captures the spirit of Bram Stokers classic novel while skillfully bringing Dracula into the modern age.