Good, but definitely a book of it's time. 
 By now the story of Dracula is quite well known. Count Dracula of Transylvania comes to London to prey on innocent women and cause all kind of havoc. All the while friends and family of his victims try to find out what is happening and try to stop himg. 
 A good novel, but in all that it shows it's age. The story though well written in the form of diary entries and newspaper clippings. But moves rather slow because of it and the manner in which characters speak is rather over the top by modern standards. (That and a severe lack of gender equality, and casual elitism are quite notable). Overall the novel is well written, surprisingly intricate and quite a bit more expansive than I always thought.