SummaryNight after Night. . .
Claire Daniels succumbs to the devastatingly sensual
seduction of Dracula. Night after Night. . .
She survives a near brush with death only to surrender
again, the very next night. Such is the lot of Broadway's newest darling in the latest
musical hit "Dracula." But musical fantasies bear little
resemblance to real life, for in real life Claire's brother
is dying of AIDS and his doctors can do nothing to save
him. In desperate need of a miracle, Claire seeks out Broadway's
richest angel, Germaine St. Justine. Not for his wealth,
but because he offers her younger brother a chance for
life. Eternal Life. Germaine St. Justine is a vampire.
A vampire who refuses to create more of his kind. Employing every theatrical skill she possesses, Claire
persuades St. Justine to help her, unaware that the
procedure he uses to save her brother will jeopardize his
own immortal existence. In her struggle to save Germaine, Claire loses her heart.
Only it isn't Claire's undying affection that causes
Germaine concern; it is the vindictiveness of those who
wish to see him destroyed for his rigid attitude against
transformations. The Strong Shall Devour the Weak Claire means more to Germaine than his own life, but
neither his love nor his immortal powers are capable of
saving her. Trapped in the ageless conflict between life
and death, Germaine must either let Claire go forever, or
renounce his convictions and admit her into the eternal
membership of the endlessly dark world of the vampire.
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