Historical Fiction
Secret Life of Laszlo, Count Dracula
1994·467 pages
Erotic psychological novel reimagining Dracula as a human aristocrat-doctor driven by blood lust and violent desire.
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Erotic psychological novel reimagining Dracula as a human aristocrat-doctor driven by blood lust and violent desire.
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In his mesmerizing fictional debut, psychiatrist Roderick Anscombe takes readers into the fevered mind of Count Dracula the man - aristocrat, doctor, and helpless killer of young women. There are no vampires in this stunningly erotic reinvention of the classic myth, only tormented human beings.
Tortured by his own perverse desires, the distinguished Dr. Dracula is drawn to posses and destroy young women, first in Paris where he is studying with the renowned pioneer of hypnosis, Charcot, and then...
What's Inside
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Sexual content
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Graphic erotic scenes linking sex, blood lust, and violence; central throughout
Violence & gore
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On-page murders of women and blood lust; human violence, little gore detail
Profanity
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Substance use
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LGBTQ+ Rep.
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Religious content
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Passing references to 19th-century superstition versus science
Magic & witchcraft
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No fantasy magic present
Occult / demonology
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No occult content; explicitly human, non-supernatural story
Political content
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Background politics and epidemics of the Austro-Hungarian empire
Self-harm / suicide
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Abuse & suffering
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Sustained stalking, sexual violence, and murder of young women by protagonist
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