Sookie Stackhouse/True Blood Definitely Dead, Book 6, (Paperback)

from olongbourn

I followed up the Twilight series with the Sookie Stackhouse series. A good, soft transition into more paranormal romance. Too much hype for Charlaine Harris's books because of the HBO series than deserved. The HBO series is fine; the books are fine, but the plot/mystery of each book is simple. V...

from booksandwine

Most of Sookie's love interests kind of suck. However, in Definately Dead, we get to know Quinn a lot better and I actually think he's pretty good for Sookie. Bill reveals some news, which really made me dislike him. I hope Charlaine Harris stops the Bill/Sookie romance and puts Sookie with someo...

from whocares1234

This book did not hold my attention at all like the others. It didn't become interesting until about half way through the book. It was very slow and not a lot of action until the end. I did like Amelia and Sophie- Anne (Queen). I did know there was a reason I didn't like Bill, I just couldn't pin...

from LarissaBookGirl

Sookie is once again called away from her little home town of Bon Temps on account of a vampire. Only this time it is to the city of New Orleans, and the vampire is her cousin, Hadley. Actually I should say 'was', for as we found out in the short story One Word Answer, Hadley had been killed, and...

from morbidromantic

Definitely Dead is book 6 in the Southern Vampire Mysteries. Sookie, weary and battle scarred, once again has high hopes that her life can return to normal. She has enough stress as it is between her brother's personal life, rebuilding her kitchen, Debbie Pelt's family's meddling, her broken hear...