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DRACULA

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This 1897 Gothic horror novel by Bram Stoker follows the story of the ancient vampire Count Dracula. He requests the assistance of Jonathan Harker, a solicitor, who travels to Dracula's castle in Transylvania to help the Count purchase an estate in England. Harker soon realizes he is a prisoner in the castle after he learns about Dracula's supernatural powers and his plan to spread his evil on his friends and acquaintances back in England. 

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Last updated 10/14/2024 by S. Wilson

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