Review: Recommended for the fan of Bram Stoker's Dracula...
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 06 27, 2011
and if you haven't read Dracula yet this will make you want to.A very interesting piece looking into the mythos of the vampire and the historical context of Bram Stoker's day, which gives some understanding of the environment which formed his most famous work.  Also of great interest were the historical points of Stoker's personal and professional lifes as well as the  travels that this author took to places that were seen by, and were formative to, Stoker.  In the course of his travels the author of this Kindle single was able to find books, sights and even diary entries that were then reflected in the published Dracula.The author really seemed to enjoy his research efforts, which in turn resulted in a very interesting and intriguing Kindle single (short) read.Recommended!JTG(ps, I do agree with another review that there are some typos/editing issues, but I did not find them of such an extraordinary nature as to cause significant distraction)edited for one ridiculous typo...