NIDHBANE’s Draculaverse

An ancient tomb cracks open. A wolf howls in the fog. And the evil Countess Sarah stirs again.

When church restorers arrive in a forgotten English village, they discover more than crumbling stonework and damp mortar. Pressed against the east wall lies the Tomb of Sarah Kenyon: Countess, widow, and whispered monster of old. Local legend claims she kept a wolf as her familiar, fed on lambs and children alike, and could never truly die. But legends have roots. And when the marble slab is shifted, the village begins to feel the weight of every dark tale ever told.

This expanded and reimagined edition of Frederick George Loring’s 1900 tale restores Sarah’s dread to its full Gothic power. With new scenes, deeper lore, and connections to a larger vampire world that binds her fate to Dracula’s, The Tomb of Sarah delivers a chilling vision of vampires as they were first written; cunning, cruel, and without redemption.

Perfect for listeners who crave Gothic atmosphere, relentless tension, and vampires that truly belong to the night.