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Among the many novels by Irish writer Bram Stoker (1847-1912), the most famous is Dracula, published in 1897. The novel begins with the diary of London lawyer Jonathan Harker. He takes documents to a tycoon who wants to buy an ancient, abandoned house in England. Everyone who comes across him on the way is crossed at the slightest mention of Count Dracula. The protagonist surprises with his behaviour: he doesn't eat or smoke cigars, hates mirrors, and disappears at dawn. In addition, the Count has a strange appearance, red eyes and unnaturally sharp teeth... There are no servants in Dracula's castle. Jonathan realises that he is the only prisoner in this abode of death. But he must survive to join his friends in England for the last battle with the vampire king. In this fight, not everyone will survive... One of the most famous vampire sagas that excites and captivates from the first to the last page.