The Lair of the White Worm by Bram Stoker

In the English countryside, a young man uncovers a terrifying secret: an ancient, monstrous creature linked to local legends and a mysterious woman named Lady Arabella. As he investigates strange disappearances and supernatural signs, he faces both psychological horror and physical danger. The story combines Gothic elements with creature horror, though its pacing and surreal moments have divided readers. Despite its flaws, it’s a bizarre and imaginative descent into evil and ancient terror. One of Stoker’s strangest and most unsettling novels.