This book was such an enjoyable read! I loved the Victorian writing style and the fact that is was set in 1900's in England/London. This book is told from several differnt perspectives of people. Mr. Jonathan Harker goes to Transylvania to to discuss selling real estate for Count Dracula. Mr. Harker has no idea what Dracula is or what he is capable of. Mr. Harker soon discovers things he couldn't even dream imaginable. He tells the story by writing all the events that take place in his journal. After this, much more disturbing events start to take place and Mr. Harker along with others go on a quest to rid the world of Dracula and his kind.

It was interesting to see the way vampires were perceived then as opposed to now (with Twilight and other sereies out now). I really loved the first half of this book and could not put it down, but then it really started to drag for me. This book was really hard for me to finally finish, which is why I only gave it 3 stars. I did love the ending once I got to it though!
This book was such an enjoyable read! I loved the Victorian writing style and the fact that is was set in 1900's in England/London. This book is told from several differnt perspectives of people. Mr. Jonathan Harker goes to Transylvania to to discuss selling real estate for Count Dracula. Mr. Harker has no idea what Dracula is or what he is capable of. Mr. Harker soon discovers things he couldn't even dream imaginable. He tells the story by writing all the events that take place in his journal. After this, much more disturbing events start to take place and Mr. Harker along with others go on a quest to rid the world of Dracula and his kind. It was interesting to see the way vampires were perceived then as opposed to now (with Twilight and other sereies out now). I really loved the first half of this book and could not put it down, but then it really started to drag for me. This book was really hard for me to finally finish, which is why I only gave it 3 stars. I did love the ending once I got to it though!