Vampires: The Occult Truth Book

Can't work out what possessed me to read this book...must have been one of those spirit sapping Vampires that make up the last chapter.
To be honest it just seemed cheaply thrown together,more care in showing sources at bottom of pages rather than a small select bibliography may have helped.
also the bit on factual blood drinkers was lacking Elizabeth Bathory made up about half a page and other 'Cradle of Filth' concept album figure Giles de Rais made up about the same again and had his credibility as a figure of evil roundly debunked!!..In fact it turns out you might want to invite him around for tea afterall.
Konstantinos is on the fence throughout the book and even when seemingly certain of his facts provides a wooly interpretation of them, I am Goth friendly and even the 'new age' sensibilities of the latter part of the book aren't something I willingly debunk but 'fraid to say this book meant little to me and was a waste of my time...still at least it's off my actual shelf if not my virtual one.