Dracula

Dracula by Bram Stoker is the legendary gothic horror novel that introduced the world to the most famous vampire in literature.

When young solicitor Jonathan Harker travels to a remote castle in Transylvania, he soon realizes his mysterious host, Count Dracula, is not entirely human. As Dracula sets his sights on England, a small group of brave men and women must race against time to stop an ancient evil that feeds on blood and spreads terror wherever it goes.

Dark, atmospheric, and deeply unsettling, Dracula blends gothic fiction, supernatural horror, and Victorian literature into a gripping tale of fear, obsession, and survival. Through letters, diaries, and newspaper entries, Bram Stoker creates a chilling sense of realism that heightens the suspense and dread.

Exploring themes of good versus evil, immortality, love, madness, and the unknown, this classic novel remains as powerful and haunting today as when it was first published. Its influence can be seen across modern vampire fiction, horror novels, and popular culture.

Perfect for fans of classic horror, gothic novels, vampire stories, and dark fantasy, Dracula is an essential read for anyone who enjoys suspenseful, eerie, and unforgettable storytelling.

Why readers love Dracula:

The original and most iconic vampire novel

A cornerstone of classic gothic literature

Rich atmosphere, psychological tension, and horror

Ideal for fans of Mary Shelley, Edgar Allan Poe, and Victorian classics

Experience the novel that defined vampire fiction and continues to terrify and fascinate readers worldwide.