Dracula

"Listen to them — the children of the night. What music they make."

Jonathan Harker's business trip to the Carpathian Mountains becomes a nightmare when he discovers that his host, the enigmatic Count Dracula, is no ordinary nobleman. Escaping the castle, Harker soon learns the Count has followed him home to England — bringing with him an ancient hunger that threatens everyone Harker loves.

Told entirely through journal entries, letters, telegrams, and newspaper clippings, Dracula assembles its terror from a chorus of voices: the determined Mina Murray, the doomed Lucy Westenra, the scientist Dr. Seward, the American adventurer Quincey Morris, and the fearless Professor Van Helsing. As the Count's shadow spreads across England, they must unite to hunt a creature who can turn to mist, command the wolves, and rise from his grave each night.

First published in London on 26 May 1897, Bram Stoker's masterpiece created the modern vampire legend — and it still frightens more than a century later.

This edition contains the complete, unabridged original text with a linked table of contents for all 27 chapters.