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372. Breen, Jon L. "Woollcott and the Vamp." |
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373. Collins, Barbara. "Sweet Dreams, Norma Jean." |
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While living in Manhattan, Marilyn Monroe's kind gesture to an injured bat earns her the undying devotion of a vampire. |
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374. Collins, Max Allan. "Traces of Red." |
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375. Crider, Bill. "King of the Night." |
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376. Crowther, Peter. "Too Short a Death." |
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377. D'Amato, Barb. "I Vant to Be Alone." |
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378. Douglas, Carole Nelson. "Dracula on the Rocks." |
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379. Elrod, P. N. "A Night at the (Horse) Opera." |
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380. Haber, Karen. "The Vampire of the Opera." |
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381. Knight, Tracy A. "Blessed by His Dying Tongue." |
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The various Elvis sightings may be true after all. In this story the King feels exhausted. He needs a break to recharge his batteries before making a comeback. A fan who is also a vampire has just the remedy: Elvis must join the ranks of the undead. |
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382. Lee, Wendi, and Terry Beatty. "Death on the Mississippi." |
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383. Lutz, John. "Plague." |
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384. Partridge, Norman. "Undead Origami." |
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385. Paul, Barbara. "Totally Tallulah." |
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386. Ranieri, Roman A. "A Singular Event on a Night in 1912." |
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387. Rusch, Kristine Kathryn. "The Beautiful, The Damned." |
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388. Williamson, J. N. "Vladimir's Conversions." |
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The course of the Russian Revolution and the fate of the royal |
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