To realize there was no precedent to this story, makes it that much more impressive. The story itself, obviously a classic. But the literary vehicle used in its’ telling holds the reader and makes the story fly. Much more enjoyable than I expected!

The book was awesome and the epistolary format is pretty cool. I do with that it was a bit more brief.

A look at evil. Intriguing, touching, daring and devotion.

I loved that Dracula was told through multiple journals, letters, telegrams, legal documents, and newspaper clippings. It leaves the reader clear clues as to what Count Dracula is up to while the individual characters aren’t privy to all the same knowledge. The narrative devices used feel incredibly modern for a book written in the 19th century. When all the players eventually learn all the reader is privy to, the story culminates with a grand adventure across Europe, a race against time and evil, the to the exciting and satisfying conclusion.

A must read if you really love the unbelievable

Great build from suspense to climax over and over again until a satisfying end. A little dismissive of female characters but as to be expected at the time.

I was captured by the majority of this novel and only at times did I have to "force" my interest in it. A little long. 400 pages would have sufficed.

Cold, dark, winter. I never knew the ending. But it was wonderful to keep me in suspense all novel long. I enjoyed how the novel consistently has a cold feeling, as if a cold breeze is blowing on a snowy mountain road, and you're in a carriage, tightly holding your coat.

A masterpiece. Plot. Dialogue. Story. Excellent.

I have read this book several times and watched the movie too many times to count. Highly recommend.