I will confess that I first read this book when it was new in 1975, as a teenager. An Old Friend of the Family and Thorn can also be found in an omnibus called The Vlad Tapes.

Elrod and From the Tree of time can be found in Gaslight Arcanum. Box number 50 (my absolute favorite short story) can be found in the book Dracula in London by P. And of course there are the short stories From The Tree of Time and Box number 50.

The Dracula Tape The Holmes Dracula File An old friend of the family Thorn Dominion A Matter of Taste A question of Time Seance for a vampire A Sharpness on the neck A coldness in the blood. I do hope Audibles remember that there are more than just three of these books in the series. I frekain' love the Fred Saberhagen Dracula books. There are parts, that from the delivery alone, nearly had me laughing. I particularly love the interaction between Dracula and Mina and of course his somewhat flimsy explanations about The Demeter and Lucy. I loved the whole thing though I did have a few favorite moments. Was there a moment in the book that particularly moved you? He did an excellent job, adding the right inflection to the character. What about Robin Bloodworth’s performance did you like? Though he is still vicious, predatory and often obviously lying he manages to become a likable narrator. This is my absolute favorite Vampire book series though it is a shame it seems to have fallen into obscurity. This entire book series is great, it's highly under-rated. Also hearing Robin Bloodworth as Dracula, telling his own side of the events of Dracula, is just fun. As this book series is usually told by Dracula dictating his adventures into a tape recorder, audio books are the perfect format for this book series. I have waited a long time for this recording. Would you listen to The Dracula Tape again? Why?

The Dracula Tape by Fred Saberhagen