Quincey Morris, Vampire

<b>Quincey Morris: </b><b>explorer, adventurer, vampire...</b> <p>Rough and ready Texan Quincey Morris thrust his Bowie knife into Dracula's heart, bringing an end to the quintessential battle between the living and the UnDead. It also brought an end to Quincey as he bled his life away into the chill earth of Transylvania. <p>Or so he thought. <p>Rising with the night, surrounded by ravenous wolves, he finds himself plunged into his greatest adventure yet: life beyond life -- as a vampire. <p>To survive, he must quickly adapt to his dark change. At the hands of his savage mentor it's a hard, painful process, but Quincy is determined to escape the wilderness and return to his grieving friends. <p>However, Professor Van Helsing has convinced them that the only good vampire is a dead one. Seen as an acolyte of the greatest enemy, can Quincey persuade them to accept his change, or will a lifetime of friendship end in bloody betrayal? And for whom? <p>6" x 9" paperback <p><b>Praise for the vampire fiction of P. N. Elrod: </b> <p>"Winning characterizations. A clever and fast-paced story. Elrod delivers a powerful tale of passion and madness with moments reminiscent of everything from the Bible to Bram Stoker's Dracula." -- Publishers Weekly <p>"Plenty of action, full of twists and betrayals, and the quirky characters and many touches of period flavor keep things moving." -- LOCUS locust <p>"Refreshingly creative. Very special, a keeper above keepers." The Midwest Book Review