Mina

From the rear flap of the book club edition: "In Bram Stoker's immortal classic, Dracula, an extraordinary woman named Mina Harker became one of the vampire's many victims. The evil Count Dracula came to her in the night - a demon lover - opening a vein in his chest and pressing her lips to the wound. Filled with inexplicable desire, Mina drank of his blood, and from that moment on, his seductive power filled her senses with strange, forbidden longings. Only one thing saved her soul from eternal damnation: a stake driven through the monster's heart. But was the spell truly broken? Mina had tasted the vampire's blood and known the exquisite pleasure he alone could give her. And she had been changed. For how could a mortal woman return to a normal life and marriage when she burned with the shameful passion Dracula had aroused... when a timeless love, dark and desperate, refused to die?"