Good luck with your final edits, Ginger Writer, and then with agent submissions!
I personally LOVE Dracula. I've read it like a bazillion times. It's great to read the book and then watch the movie afterwards, and spot all the differences. There's also a sequel to Dracula out, written by the great-grandson of Bram Stoker (or great-great, or cousin in third line, in any case, one of his descendants). It's an amusing novel, but nowhere near the greatness that was Dracula. It features Elizabeth Barthory, the blood countess, who in this scenario is also a vampire.
I personally LOVE Dracula. I've read it like a bazillion times. It's great to read the book and then watch the movie afterwards, and spot all the differences. There's also a sequel to Dracula out, written by the great-grandson of Bram Stoker (or great-great, or cousin in third line, in any case, one of his descendants). It's an amusing novel, but nowhere near the greatness that was Dracula. It features Elizabeth Barthory, the blood countess, who in this scenario is also a vampire.