Ebook {Epub PDF} Quincey Morris Vampire by P.N. Elrod

42 rows · Using this premise, she has linked her universe to that of Bram Stoker with her sequel to . In P. N. Elrod's "Quincey Morris, Vampire," I was surprised to learn that the motivation had to do an intense dislike of Dr. Abraham Van Helsing. Elrod--okay, her characters--are royally ticked off that the vampire hunter forced Arthur, Lord Godalming, to "kill" his beloved Lucy when she had turned into a blood-sucking fiend/5(20). P.N Elrod is an urban fantasy, mystery, romance, and bestselling historical author. She’s also an editor having worked for DAW, Benbella Books, Ace science fiction and St Martin’s Griffin. The author self-published a limited edition novel under her imprint, Vampire Books.

P. n. elrod - wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Quincey Morris, Vampire. Quincey was killed at the end of Dracula, The P.N. Elrod Lunch Time Reading Omnibus (June , BPC6N8, Vampwriter Books). In P. N. Elrod's "Quincey Morris, Vampire," I was surprised to learn that the motivation had to do an intense dislike of Dr. Abraham Van Helsing. Elrod--okay, her characters--are royally ticked off that the vampire hunter forced Arthur, Lord Godalming, to "kill" his beloved Lucy when she had turned into a blood-sucking fiend. By P.N. Elrod. Published by Baen Books.

Quincey Morris, Vampire ("The Wind Breathes Cold") In author P. N. Elrod wrote a short story called "The Wind Breathes Cold" which appeared in the anthology Dracula: Prince of Darkness (not to be confused with the movie of the same name). In the story, Morris, who had been killed in the process of destroying Dracula (who had fled back to Transylvania when his plans for establishing a residence in England failed), awakens in the night to discover that, as the result of an old affair with. Rough and ready Texan Quincey Morris thrust his Bowie knife into Dracula's heart, bringing an end to the quintessential battle between the living and the Un-Dead. It also brought an end to Quincey as he bled his life away into the chill earth of Transylvania. Using this premise, she has linked her universe to that of Bram Stoker with her sequel to Dracula, Quincey Morris, Vampire. Quincey was killed at the end of Dracula, but is resurrected as a vampire himself, albeit a different breed than the infamous count.