After Hillingham

"MY NAME IS LUCY WESTENRA. YES, THAT LUCY WESTENRA."Bram Stoker got some things right. Lucy was young, beautiful, and dying. He was less forthcoming about what happened afterward.More than a century later, Lucy begins a blog for vampire-fiction fans, certain that the safest place to tell the truth is somewhere no one will believe it.There, amid posts about garlic, bad adaptations, and the hazards of immortality, she recounts the life behind the legend: Hillingham, Mina, Arthur, the affair she could not quite call a mistake, and the man Stoker turned into a monster.A dead girl is simple. A surviving woman is inconvenient.After Hillingham is the first collected volume of Lucy Westenra's wicked, intimate, and increasingly dangerous confession-where horror and desire refuse to stand in separate corners, and the familiar ending of Dracula is only the beginning.