Alternating between a need for solitude and a need for companionship, the Count creates Fledglings. But none of them are destined to be anything but his slaves.

AU. Mina and Dracula have an interesting experience with a Shakespeare play. The sweetest Dracula/Mina you'll ever get from me.

AU. If Jonathan never went to the Carpathians, and Dracula's plans ended up only targeting Mina. Without any previous experience in such matters, no one would be very inclined to believe her...

Mina muses on the blood exchange of October Second during the long month when, still in the Count's thrall, she prepares to kill him.

AU. If Dracula, instead of merely chastising the Vampire Brides, finished the job they began and changed both Jonathan Harker and his fiancee into vampires.

AU. Mina's recollection of the terrifying night of the blood exchange, a night which, perhaps, doesn't turn out the way it does in the novel. [Note: no longer being updated.]