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Summary
PACKED FULL OF ATMOSPHERE AND GOTHIC DETAIL, the first in a brand new adventure series: when three cousins discover they’re descendants of Dracula, they combine their powers to form the infamous vampire healing company, Dracula & Daughters!
‘Absolute brilliance . . . Extraordinary.’ Hannah Gold
‘Compulsively readable.’ Piers Torday
‘Original, ingenious.’ Jonathan Stroud
‘I loved this from beginning to end.’ Kiran Millwood Hargrave
‘Unputdownable.’ MG Leonard
In the city of Temstown, for the first time in twenty years . . . Vampires are prowling the streets.
The only way to make the city safe again is by culling the undead with a stake through the heart. But vampire slayers are in dangerously short supply.
Then three girls, Mina, Buffy and Bella, discover a mindblowing secret. Could they alone have the powers to cure – not cull – vampires?
Temstown is about to welcome its very own vampire healing company, and their first case is perilously close to home . . .
8+ readers will devour the atmospheric setting, the vampish powers and the gothic details – including a talking raven – perfect for fans of Murder Most Unladylike, The Swifts and K-Pop Demon Hunters.
Teaching Resources
Download KS2/3 teaching resources for Dracula & Daughters here.
EmmaCarroll
Once told by poet Ted Hughes her writing was ‘dangerous’, it took Emma Carroll twenty years of English teaching and a life-changing cancer diagnosis to feel brave enough to give her dream of being an author a try. Nowadays, she’s a bestselling author and the ‘Queen of Historical Fiction’ (BookTrust). She has been nominated for and the winner of numerous…
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