Dracula by Bram Stoker is a gothic horror novel that tellsthe story of Count Dracula, acenturies-old vampire from Transylvania. The narrative is primarily composed of journal entries,letters, and newspaper articles, allowing multiple perspectivesto unfold the story. The novelbeginswith the young English solicitor JonathanHarker traveling to Transylvania to meet CountDracula and finalize a real estate transaction.However, he soon discoversthat Dracula is avampirewith supernatural powerswho preys on the living. Meanwhile, in England, Dracula'spresence beginsto affect the lives ofseveralcharacters, includingHarker'sfiancée, Mina, herfriend Lucy, and a group of friendsled by Professor Abraham VanHelsing. Asthe group becomesaware of Dracula'strue nature, they embark on a quest to destroy him and protect their lovedones. The novel exploresthemes of good versus evil, the power of love, and the struggle betweenmodernity and ancientsuperstitions. Ultimately, Dracula is a chilling and captivating tale thathas become a classicin the horror genre