Dracula

Jonathan Harker, a young English solicitor, travels to Transylvania to help the aristocratic Count Dracula finalize the purchase of an old estate (Carfax) near London. In a chilling epistolary tale – told through diaries, letters, and newspaper clippings – Mr. Harker soon realizes his host is an ancient, blood-sucking undead creature who imprisons him in a decaying castle haunted by seductive female vampires. Dracula sails to England, unleashing terror on innocents and targeting the beautiful Lucy Westerna, whose mysterious decline draws the brilliant Professor Abraham Van Helsing.

A cornerstone of horror literature, Dracula explores Victorian fears of invasion, sexuality, and the clash between modernity and ancient evils.

The Whitewolf Classic of this novel includes the original English text published in 1897.