By 1713, Abraham Carnavan was banished by Lord Wesley Carnavan in 1705, for, quote, "Building a House of Skulls that wasn't part of the family", unquote.
"But we must inspire greatness", Abraham Carnavan said, "...That is my inspiration. To live a life of niceness is not in my blood; to live a life of evil, is to live a life of the Undead. Yes, I am a Vampire. A man came to me last night. He said: 'Invite me in to your House of Skulls, and drink thy blood from thy neck!', and I opened the cold, freezing window in my chambers", he said.
"I can't have a Vampire cousin ruin our name...Begone!", Lord Wesley Carnavan ordered. "Very well!", exclaimed Abraham Carnavan, and he strode out of Mist Gate Castle, and never returned.
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The House of Dark Skulls A historical horror novel of terror
HorrorIn London, England, 1713, Lord Seamus Olsen, arrives at The House of Dark Skulls, a place so evil that no one dares to go unless they're mad. And, while he awaits the London Ball of Vampires and Demons, he meets Lady Edwina Carnavan, (a distant cous...
