Series: Sookie Stackhouse
by Author Charlaine Harris
Dead as a Doornail (2006)
With the Dead as a Doornail I am now half way through with my 10-book set, and so far it has paid itself off more than well. This fifth book in the series came very close to my personal favorite Dead to the World. I think in every review of mine, I have mentioned how much I adore Harris's way of ...
Club Dead (2006)
For the first third of Club Dead, my same old complaint about Sookie Stackhouse was widening and deepening, and I thought it was finally going to take its toll on my enjoyment of Charlaine Harris’ books. Even now, even after Harris won me back and entertained the hell out of me, I am still not su...
Definitely Dead (2007)
Let me just say, right off the bat, that I had a love/hate relationship with this installment of Sookie's life. This one was another good read, story-wise, but it frustrated the hell out of me. We're steadily learning more and more about Sookie, and her life and love(s), and not all of those thin...
All Together Dead (2007)
4.5 stars.Pretty much from start to finish, I adored All Together Dead. Sure the reveals in it were pretty damn glaring but I definitely was entertained. It was interesting how Harris wrote it with the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina. It certainly brought more dire circumstances for the Louisiana ...
Dead to the World (2005)
“My gran had always told me that a woman--any woman worth her salt--could do whatever she had to.” Sookie and Bill have called it quits on their on-again, off-again relationship, but that doesn't mean Sookie's life has gotten any easier. Bill still lives nearby; plus, Sookie finds a memory-wiped...
Living Dead in Dallas (2004)
Rating: 3.9* of fiveThe Publisher Says: Sookie Stackhouse likes living in Bon Temps, Louisiana, and she likes working as a cocktail waitress at Merlotte's. But she is having a streak of bad luck. First her co-worker is killed, and no one seems to care. Then she comes face-to-face with a beastly c...
Dead Until Dark (2001)
Even though Bon Temps, Louisiana ain’t urban by any stretch of the imagination, I would still classify this book as urban fantasy. So if you enjoyed popular series such as The Dresden Files by Jim Butcher and/or The Anita Blake Vampire Hunter Series by Laurell K. Hamilton, you might want to give...
Dead Ever After (2013)
This is my first Sookie Stackhouse novel. So I guess I'm starting at the end then reading backwards? I have, however, watched True Blood since S1 and am familiar with the characters via the TV show. I understand the books and the TV show follow different narrative tracks. I also understand that m...
Dead in the Family (2010)
What I found most annoying about this book was that none of the issues surrounding the Vegas vampire takeover were actually dealt with. They were discussed at great length, and then dropped midway through the novel. It was like reading two distinct books: the first half about Vegas vampire takeov...