Which vampire is more frightening: Dracula or Edward Cullen? Blog about it, babes. The harrowing events unfold through emails, text messages, web pages, Twitter feeds, and instant messaging-the natural modernization of Bram Stoker's original Dracula, which was written in letters, diary entries, and news clippings.'Bold, innovative, and warped.an insanely imaginative tour de force.'James Rollins, New York Times. Homeschooled teenager Victor Frankenstein is deter. Unravel the nail-biting mystery of Bram Stoker’s classic Dracula story - updated for the techno-savvy generation. Frankenstein jolts to life for the wired generationFollowing her critically-acclaimed iDrakula, award-winning author Bekka Black breathes life into a modern re-telling of iFrankenstein, using only text messages, web browsers, tweets, and emails. IDrakula (in stores now) is a thriller told through emails and text messages. But then Mina discovers the same puncture wounds on her neck as the ones on her boyfriend’s, and she knows she is running out of time. Teaming up with Van Helsing, a pre-med student, she finds out the Count is a vampire! Now, Mina and Van Helsing must hurry to find a way to stop the Count from striking again. But once home, Mina can't help but notice - and worry - that Jonathan's condition isn't getting any better. He sends his girlfriend Mina emails and texts for help, and when she finally gets them, she immediately hurries to bring him home to America. He thinks nothing of it until he is trapped in a stone castle and growing weaker by the minute. Looking for a modern twist on an original spooky story? Check out iDrakula by Bekka Black.Īfter a night of partying with a Romanian Count, Jonathan Harker notices two puncture wounds on his neck.

IDrakula by Bekka Black