Blood of the Impaler

By: Jeffrey Sackett

Narrated by: John Lee

THE BLOOD REMEMBERS...

Malcolm Harker is heir to the family fortune - and he is about to discover the family curse. Sunlight burns his eyes, consecrated wine sears his throat, and dark memories fill his dreams. The answer rests in his name, his ancient blood, and a terrifying legend that is much, much more than legend. It is fact.

THE BLOOD CALLS...

Malcolm Harker is an educated man. To unmask the lie that his family has accepted as truth, Harker must find the crypt of Vlad of Wallachia, the man once known as the Impaler. He must prove that the vampire prince has no power over the blood coursing through his veins. But when the century-old princess of the Undead arises, the blood calls - and Malcolm will answer.

BLOOD OF THE IMPALER.

©1989 Jeffrey Sackett (P)2012 David N. Wilson

A great Dracula book!

I’m always looking for another great Dracula book and they are hard to find so when I came across this title I was surprised I had never seen it when searching “vampire” or “Dracula” on this app. I wish audible could do a little better job making it easier to find great books like this in the search section.
The narrator does a phenomenal job with all the voices and the book is excellent!

Profound

A study on faith versus confidence, the waters of faith versus the fires of experience, each in the Blood to choose. A great story that both points to a truth and actually stays with the rules of Undeath and the person of Vlad, at least until the end.

Love this book

I have read this book in paperback over 25 times and still love it. I am glad it is finally available on audio format. I wish his other books were available as well. Especially Candlemas Eve. I know I will listen and read this book more.

Late 80s Bram Stoker Fanfiction

*Don't judge this book by it's terrible Crossroads Press cover. They really should hire legitimate artists or use the superior original paperback covers. These old books deserve better.

The narration of this book was really great and this audiobook is top quality.

I've had this book on a wish list for some time. I saw it on a list of forgotten and underrated horror novels. While this book wasn't necessarily for me, I can't give it a negative rating. I've never really been into the romantic vampire(though I wouldn't say there's much of that in this book) or Christianity as a weapon against them. This book is this really well written and, if you like Dracula, you should enjoy this.