Sookie Stackhouse/True Blood Dead in the Family, Book 10, (Paperback)

from raizel

A book you can sink your teeth into. (Sorry.) It felt weightier than the last one, but there are loose ends, so I live in hope that there will be more to come. Alas, I think I am finally caught up to what has been published to date. So I saw this book on display at my library, took it thinking it...

from Jac8604

Only read if you're familiar with the series. Otherwise, you'll be utterly lost and won't see what the hype is all about. It's definitely one of the slower books in the series, but it shows us new sides of several characters. Harris has made a slight departure with this installment, but I think i...

from rexrobotreviews

So, Dead in the Family by Charlaine Harris picks up right where book nine left off. This is one of my absolute favorite series- but this is maybe one of my least favorites of them all. There were too many story lines going on and then it ended abruptly, too easily. Maybe I'm just being greedy her...

from wildlinedesign

Despite less enthusiastic reviews, I really enjoyed this book, rollicking along at the pace I've come to love in Charlaine's work. And not at all disappointed with the ongoing relationships evidenced in the book either. Good to see Eric is still the main man, and there were lots of interesting su...

from bookwormteri

Really enjoyed this one. It didn't have as much action as some of the others, but it certainly did not drag. I adore Sookie and her relationship with Eric and her friendship with Pam. All the characters are wonderful, although I do miss LaFayette (still). I cannot get enough of this series and am...