Dracula the Un-Dead

by Dacre Stoker

First published 2009

Twenty-five years have passed since the original vampire hunt ended. Quincey Harker lives unaware of the supernatural battles his parents once fought. Meanwhile, Van Helsing's former student struggles with morphine addiction while remaining vigilant against dark forces that still threaten the world. When a series of murders begins, the events pull Quincey into a web of family secrets he never suspected. His parents had hidden their vampire-hunting history from him, but now the truth emerges as evil stirs once again. Quincey must confront not only external threats but also the shocking reality of what his family endured. The morphine-addicted protégé becomes both ally and cautionary tale as they face new supernatural dangers. Quincey's journey transforms him from an innocent young man into someone who understands the ongoing battle between good and evil that claimed so much from the previous generation.

Genres: literary-fiction, 20th-century, fantasy, horror, supernatural, 21st-century, 19th-century, gothic

Vibes: atmospheric, dark, suspenseful

Tropes: enemies-to-allies, family-legacy, hidden-past

Setting: Dracula

Period: 25 Years Later

424 pages · Hardcover · Dutton

Content warnings: violence

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