Although novices to the vampire and vampiric parody fields
will find the work a laugh-a-minute, people who have some
familiarity with Dracula and works of Shakespeare will find
this even more wonderful. Written in Dracula's journal
style, but updated, the work name-drops like no one's
business, is clever and punny, as well as extremely aware
of the meta nature of vampiric literature. In addition, it
adds new elements to the vampire mythos. As for the plot,
two plot threads develop, one about a man whose family
cares for Shakespeare's Falstaff, a vampire, and another
that follows the Dracula strain for a while (complete with
a Mina, Lucy, Harker, and Van Helsing). After they merge
more completely, all sorts of new information develops
about how vampires transition to their new un-lives and
what even vampires fear. HYSTERICAL and a fast read, THE
FALSTAFF VAMPIRE FILES is worth devouring!
Skeptical psychologist Kristin Marlowe goes to the house of her cheating lover, Hal, to retrieve an irreplaceable object he's stolen. Instead she makes an unexpected discovery in the shed behind the house. Kristin has to suspend her disbelief and fight for her life against a horde of deadly creatures that prey upon vampires and humans alike. Kristin's allies know as little as she does how to fight these creatures. Her fragile client, Mina, her vampire-romance-writing landlady, Violet and Bram Van Helsing an expert on vampire cults who has never met a real live vampire join her in seeking help from Sir John Falstaff, veteran vampire, con man and unrepentant scoundrel, a man who never lets being undead get in the way of having a good time.
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