Dracula

Told through letters, diaries, and newspaper accounts, the story begins when solicitor Jonathan Harker visits the count and discovers his sinister supernatural nature. As Dracula spreads his vampiric influence, a determined group led by Professor Abraham Van Helsing unites to confront the growing threat. Their pursuit becomes a desperate struggle to protect their loved ones and prevent the vampire from claiming more victims. Blending psychological suspense, supernatural terror, and Victorian anxieties, the novel explores themes of mortality, desire, faith, and the conflict between modern science and ancient evil. 

First published in 1897, Dracula remains one of the most influential works of vampire fiction and Gothic literature.