When a vampire asks Sookie Stackhouse to use her telepathic skills to find another missing vampire, she agrees under one condition: the bloodsuckers must promise to let the humans go unharmed.Review
“I love the imaginative, creative world of Charlaine Harris!”
—Christine Feehan
“Fans of Laurell K. Hamilton’s Anita Blake… should cotton to Sookie Stackhouse.”
—Publishers Weekly
“A delightful Southern Vampire detective series.”
—Denver Post
“Charlaine Harris playfully mixes several genres to make a new one that is her own bright creation.”
—Rocky Mountain News
Other Reviews
Getting Better
This series just keeps getting better. I enjoyed the first book in the series but was unsure how Ms. Harris was going to keep it going. It starts off with the murder of a secondary character that if you are watching the HBO series, Tru Blood then you will miss. However, if you are just reading the book you probably won't miss the character. Then it switches to Eric needing Sookie to do a favor/or follow an order...whichever way you look at it. He sends her to Dallas. While in Dallas, the fun begins. Yes, Bill gets to go as her bodyguard. I really enjoyed the interaction between the lead characters and even though Sookie's in Dallas most of the book, Sam and Jason are still in it. I enjoyed the character developement of Sookie, Bill and Eric. Ms. Harris is really letting the reader get attached to them. You actually feel for them when things go wrong. I don't like how short these books are though. This one is a little over 220 pages. It would be better to buy in an omnibus book that would have the first three books in it. I would recommend this book to anyone looking for a quick, fun, entertaining vampire book.
Living Dead in Dallas
A great read. Charlaine Harris has done it again. I just love these southern vampire mysteries.
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