Dead Until Dark
Love blossoms between Sookie Stackhouse, a cocktail waitress in rural Louisiana who keeps to herself because of her ability to read minds, and Bill, a tall, dark, and handsome vampire with ties to a creepy crowd that may be responsible for the death of one of Sookie's coworkers. Original.
Love blossoms between Sookie Stackhouse, a cocktail waitress in rural Louisiana who keeps to herself because of her ability to read minds, and Bill, a tall, dark, and handsome vampire with ties to a creepy crowd that may be responsible for the death of one of Sookie's coworkers. Original.
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Format: ebook
ISBN:
9781101146316 (1101146311)
Publish date: May 1st 2001
Publisher: Ace Books
Pages no: 304
Edition language: English
Series: Sookie Stackhouse (#1)
I loved this book immediately because it’s aimed at a more mature audience rather than other books I had read in the same genre, like Twilight by Stephanie Mayer. I find the vampires in this universe to be better developed, with hidden agendas and more well-rounded characters than their counterparts...
Very goodNot your normal vampire book. I really enjoyed this book, it had a lot of action and mystery and suspense in it. A true page turner. I recommend this to all of you who love this genre.
Sookie was a waitress and a mutant who could read minds. Because of that, she find it hard to have sex with a man. She is also heterosexual. Anyway, she could not read the minds of vampire and so make vampire very desirable to her. So she have sex with a vampire and allows this vampire Bill t...
The second time around, I still really liked this book. There are some problematic things in here, like Bill's behavior, though. The one scene with him that always stands out and doesn't sit well with me is when Sookie is worried he was killed with the Monroe vamps and she goes out to the cemetery t...
I jumped on the bandwagon of falling in love with the characters on the show True Blood. I have been dying to read the books but never was able to find them in my library and I read other reviews and it was all a mixture of ups and downs. Finally was able to borrow the book from overdrive and was e...