Varney The Vampire; or The Feast of Blood

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Sir Francis Varney, a titled gentleman of high standing and noble bearing, dies at the end of a rope. But a medical student resurrects him. This turns him into a freak, who comes alive when bathed in moonlight. He is condemned to immortality, and an eternal diet of blood - human's blood. Impelled to kill to stay alive, Varney attacks on stormy nights, howling like a man in torment - which he is, his soul anguished at what he must do. His bloodlust knows no limits as his rampage escalates. Only one man can stop his bloodfest: Varney himself. Because even though he is a grotesque image of his former self, free from human constraints and morals, his soul isn't as evil as his deeds. He hates killing, and yearns for his own death. When his exploits become intolerable, he decides to destroy himself. Death by drowning puts an end to his existence. Temporarily. Found and presumed dead, he is buried. However, moonbeams enter his tomb, restoring him to his murderous ways. AND THE KILLINGS BEGIN ANEW... With anaemic ...