Dracula (Illustrated)
Aug 2026 · BookRix
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• Illustrated Edition — Includes carefully selected illustrations, a complete story summary, an author biography, and a helpful characters list for an enriched reading experience.
Enter the dark, haunting world of Bram Stoker’s legendary Gothic masterpiece, Dracula.
When young solicitor Jonathan Harker travels to the remote castle of Count Dracula in Transylvania, he soon discovers that his mysterious host is far more terrifying than he appears. Trapped within the ancient castle and surrounded by unexplained horrors, Jonathan realizes that Dracula is no ordinary nobleman—but a powerful vampire with sinister plans that extend far beyond the mountains of Transylvania.
As Dracula makes his way to England, a terrifying struggle begins. Mina Murray, Lucy Westenra, Dr. John Seward, and the brilliant Professor Abraham Van Helsing are drawn into a desperate battle against an ancient evil. Facing supernatural forces, mysterious illnesses, and the growing influence of the Count, they must summon extraordinary courage to stop Dracula before his darkness spreads further.
First published in 1897, Bram Stoker’s Dracula remains one of the most influential works of Gothic horror ever written. Combining suspense, mystery, romance, and supernatural terror, the novel helped shape the modern image of the vampire and continues to captivate readers generations after its original publication.
Perfect for readers of classic literature, Gothic fiction, supernatural horror, vampire stories, and Victorian novels, this edition offers an engaging way to discover—or rediscover—the unforgettable story of Count Dracula.
Enter the dark, haunting world of Bram Stoker’s legendary Gothic masterpiece, Dracula.
When young solicitor Jonathan Harker travels to the remote castle of Count Dracula in Transylvania, he soon discovers that his mysterious host is far more terrifying than he appears. Trapped within the ancient castle and surrounded by unexplained horrors, Jonathan realizes that Dracula is no ordinary nobleman—but a powerful vampire with sinister plans that extend far beyond the mountains of Transylvania.
As Dracula makes his way to England, a terrifying struggle begins. Mina Murray, Lucy Westenra, Dr. John Seward, and the brilliant Professor Abraham Van Helsing are drawn into a desperate battle against an ancient evil. Facing supernatural forces, mysterious illnesses, and the growing influence of the Count, they must summon extraordinary courage to stop Dracula before his darkness spreads further.
First published in 1897, Bram Stoker’s Dracula remains one of the most influential works of Gothic horror ever written. Combining suspense, mystery, romance, and supernatural terror, the novel helped shape the modern image of the vampire and continues to captivate readers generations after its original publication.
Perfect for readers of classic literature, Gothic fiction, supernatural horror, vampire stories, and Victorian novels, this edition offers an engaging way to discover—or rediscover—the unforgettable story of Count Dracula.
• Illustrated Edition — Includes carefully selected illustrations, a complete story summary, an author biography, and a helpful characters list for an enriched reading experience.
Enter the dark, haunting world of Bram Stoker’s legendary Gothic masterpiece, Dracula.
When young solicitor Jonathan ...
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