Well, I enjoyed it. And I think the quality of writing - ie. sentence and paragraph construction - is better. But I have comments and a question...But, really, when I read a book, I like to wonder about motives and desires of the characters. In CH's books, I can't do that so much because there's a l...
Oh, how I missed Sookie and Eric and all of the Bon Temps gang.Charlaine Harris can sure tell a good story. She takes the most boring and mundane details of life in a small town and makes it an interesting and humorous read. I had to chuckle when a comment was made about the patrons of Merlotte’s si...
Seriously?This book was such a disappointment. There was little to no plot. No romance. Good Lord! Even her men sucked in this book--except for Claude and Jason and they are off limits because they are both family and Claude is gay. Alcide was ok, but I think that ship sailed long ago and Sooki...
This was really more like 2.5 stars for me, even pushing 3 but since I gave a lot of the other books 3 stars (that I thought were better) I wanted to acknowledge the difference. This book was fine, just pretty uneventful and felt like kind of a filler with a somewhat unresolved ending.
Very disappointing. I was really hoping this would be better than the last one but it was worse. It was just boring. There was finally some action at the end but then it was rushed in the last 10 pages.
I read this right when it came out, and have been spending all this time thinking about what to say about it. I enjoyed the book a lot, overall, and I see that not everyone did.One thing I particularly enjoyed was the fact that all of the characters have changed so much. Sookie is thinking in much m...
I really enjoyed this book in spite of myself. I was primed not to like it at all after reading the last one and having a look at the reviews. But it did keep me turning the pages and finished it in one afternoon. I only have a couple of issues - too much Eric and not enough Bill. :) Bill is so ...
This was an odd book in the Sookie Stackhouse series. It read like a bunch of Charlaine Harris's short stories tied together with a common theme of family. Overall, there seemed to be lacking a central plot and the story seemed flat and fragmented.
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