Dracula

A cornerstone of gothic horror, this epistolary novel builds suspense through journals, letters and newspaper clippings, creating an intimate, mounting dread that lingers. Its richly described settings and memorable, atmospheric set pieces showcase a masterful command of tension and pacing that keeps readers gripped from first page to last. Beyond scares, it probes late‑Victorian anxieties—science versus superstition, changing social and sexual mores—and does so through a chorus of distinct voices that give the story emotional depth as well as chills. Ideal for readers who appreciate slow‑burn terror, psychological complexity, and classic literary craftsmanship.