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  • Dracula's Demeter

  • By: Doug Lamoreux
  • Narrated by: JaCee Voice
  • Length: 11 hrs and 26 mins
  • 3.8 out of 5 stars (4 ratings)

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By: Doug Lamoreux
Narrated by: JaCee Voice
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Summary

Two-time Amazon best seller in vampire horror (2015)

Lord Ruthven award nominee (2012)

Hidden deep in the hold of a Russian schooner, a shadowy, ancient predator with an unquenchable bloodlust lies in wait.

In July of 1897, the lives of a valiant sea captain, a clever fugitive, a deceptive cook, and a beautiful stowaway are forever changed while ferrying a mysterious cargo from the unforgiving Black Sea to the misty shores of England. When their month-long voyage on the Demeter takes a sinister turn, the crew’s numbers slowly dwindle, before the derelict schooner eventually careens into port.

A nod to the Bram Stoker’s classic told through the eyes of an ensemble of ill-fated passengers, Dracula’s Demeter is the horrific tale of the vampire king’s unlikely awakening and cryptic sea passage from his homeland to a blood-rich London.

Uncover the mystery of the Demeter’s blood-chilling final journey. Get Dracula's Demeter now.
©2012 Doug Lamoreux (P)2019 Doug Lamoreux
Horror Supernatural Scary Paranormal Vampire England Ancient Greece Fantasy Greek Mythology
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Good extension to original however,

They narrator, although very good, should know they ‘quey’ is pronounced ‘key’ and not ‘quay’.
I also feel that the writer, when using parts from the original story, should have used those parts as first written by Stoker and not changed them. I won’t use specific examples for fear of spoiling g for other listeners.
Other than those point it is a good listen.

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This narrator is awful

I'm only 3 chapters in and I don't think I can continue because the narraror is so bad. I don't know why an American was given the job, and having chosen an American, why did nobody suggest to him that he look up the pronunciation for words he's unfamilisr with.

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