Vampires Moon
by Peter Saxon
The shadow of the Vampire Prince and his legion of ghouls darkened the tiny village high in the mountains of Rumania. Far from civilization, the Vampire Prince held sway over the superstitious peasants. They helped him lure two visiting American girls into his bat-infested lair. The girls didn’t believe in vampires. By the time they began to believe, it was too late.
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Peter Saxon
Peter Saxon was a house pseudonym used by various authors of British pulp fiction, among them
- W Howard Baker (Danger Ahead 1958, The Killing Bone 1968 and Vampire's Moon 1972)
- Rex Dolphin (The Vampires of Finistère 1968)
- Stephen D Frances (The Disorientated Man aka Scream and Scream Again 1966, Black Honey 1968, and
- Corruption 1968)
- Wilfred McNeilly (The Darkest Night 1966, Dark Ways to Death 1966, Satan's Child 1967, The Torturer 1967, and The Haunting of Alan Mais 1969)
- Ross Richards (Through the Dark Curtain 1968)
- Martin Thomas (The Curse of Rathlaw 1968).
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