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@kari-karast

Haha, no. Not a bad thing at all. Dracula seems to have been always ostracized within christianity.(At least where I am from, and for good reason concerning the newer fiction built off it.) But actually, Bram Stoker wrote Dracula with an eye towards making it kosher as far as Christians were concerned. He uses the Bible throughout as proof for why Dracula was evil and why he needed to be destroyed. The book is very unique and a completely different world from modern vampire fiction which I do not read.

Definitely worth a read.

The Invisible Man is less well known and though not the best of its genre will thoroughly entertain you. I only used those because they are better known than most.