Dracula

De: Bram Stoker

Narrado por: Emma Bronks

Dracula by Bram Stoker is a gothic horror classic that tells the chilling tale of Count Dracula, a vampire from Transylvania who travels to England in search of new blood. Through journal entries, letters, and newspaper clippings, the story unfolds as a group of brave individuals, led by Professor Van Helsing, confront the ancient and sinister vampire. With its dark atmosphere, suspenseful plot, and timeless themes of fear and courage, Dracula remains one of the most influential works in the horror genre.

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Had no idea it was this good

i thought dracula was gonna be cheesy or outdated but it’s actually super atmospheric and kinda intense. the way it’s told through journal entries makes it feel real. emma bronks adds this eerie calm to it, like you know something’s coming but can’t look away. really glad i gave it a shot.

Book club pick, Great Narrator

our group picked dracula for spooky season and a few of us did the audiobook. everyone agreed this one had the best narration. emma bronks keeps it serious without being dull. the story itself is a bit long but her pacing helps a lot. great choice if you want the classic in a format that doesn’t drag.

Classic for a reason

finally decided to listen instead of trying to read it (been on my list for years). totally worth it. emma bronks made it so much more enjoyable. she’s got this clean, almost haunting delivery that works perfectly. if you’re curious about the book but afraid it’s too dense, don’t worry. this version is smooth.

Great Narration for a Great Classic

The narrator delivers a performance that is both engaging and richly atmospheric, perfectly capturing the dark allure of Bram Stoker’s masterpiece. This version stands out as my favorite for its flawless narration and compelling delivery.

A Classic Brilliantly Narrated

I’ve read Dracula before, but hearing it narrated by Emma Bronks brought a whole new depth to the experience. Her voice perfectly captures the slow-building dread and elegance of the prose. The epistolary format, which can be confusing in print, flows beautifully in audio form. This is the definitive version I’ll recommend to others.