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Posted by demonik on May 14, 2009
Michel Parry – Countess Dracula (Sphere, 1970)
Michel Parry Countess Dracula
Blurb (from Beagle edition)
The Countess was old. But she had discovered the secret of eternal youth – a secret which spread death and despair among the peasants on her estates. After her husband’s death the Countess quickly chose a young lieutenant of the Hussars to take his place in her bed.
See the Countess Dracula thread on the Vault of Evil forum.
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