Dracula is a calssic horror novel about a Transylvanian prince, Count Dracula, who is a vampire. The story is told from the point of view of Jonathon Harker, an English lawyer, who first encounters Dracula in his castle and then tries to destroy Dracula when travels to London. The book reader software includes full text search, table of contents, and variable font sizes.
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