From Transylvania to Tunbridge Wells is a rare and uncompromising exploration of the Dragon Court archives, the origins of vampirism, and the true heritage of Europe’s hidden dynasties. Nicholas de Vere traces the lineage of the Elven Kings and Dragon Queens from ancient Scythia and Transylvania to the noble houses of Britain, weaving together mythology, etymology, endocrinology, and history with razor-sharp wit and unflinching critique. Far from Gothic fantasy, this book challenges orthodox history and exposes how the dragon bloodlines — once healers, seers, and overlords — were systematically suppressed by Church and State. Yet their legacy remains, encoded in heraldry, folklore, and the very DNA of Europe’s nobility. At once scholarly, controversial, and bitingly sarcastic, de Vere offers a vision of the Grail Blood and its mysteries unlike any other — a work both illuminating and provocative, carrying the reader from the Carpathian castles of Transylvania to the Tudor houses of Tunbridge Wells. Now brought back into print by Abbe de Vere, his daughter, through Dragon Publishing , this edition preserves Nicholas de Vere’s authentic voice — sharp, witty, and unapologetic — ensuring his legacy and the work of the Dragon Court continue for a new generation of readers. Author Line Nicholas de Vere (1957–2013) was Sovereign Grand Master of the Imperial and Royal Dragon Court. His writings on the Elven bloodlines, vampirism, and Grail traditions remain some of the most influential — and controversial — works of modern esoteric history.