(B) 72% | More than SatisfactoryNotes: Pablum-fraught, just sex for plot ("story" sets the stage), witches feature—should be creatures—hard to feel engaged.*Check out progress updates for detailed commentary: Progress updates:11/05/2025 - Preamble(1) So, as far as I can recall from my first read of the series, this is the point where the novels and the TV show completely diverge.- Hence, I can't see how I can use GIFs in updates anymore—the last book was a real struggle!- I think the only holdov...

True Blood book 4 The most entertaining episode to date! A coven of witches seek to supplant the resident supernaturals; a spell is cast on Eric; and Jason goes missing! Some great Southern Vampire drama! A solid Three Star, 6 out of 12. The TV show does not get enough ongoing love either.

2010 read

Best of the series so far especially when i put faces to these characters from the TV show. this has become a guilty pleasure of mine.

(B) 72% | More than Satisfactory
Notes: Familiar and likable characters make it decent, but there's not much plot. Very static, it didn't add much to the series.

Find all of my reviews at: http://52bookminimum.blogspot.com/NOTE: The Eric gifs are coming, but y’all are gonna have to work for them ; )By the time I reached Book #9 the end of the Sookie Stackhouse series, my reaction was something kinda like this . . . I (along with many other superfans of the Southern Vampire Series) was extremely disappointed. Not with the “who will Sookie end up with????” part. I mean seriously - DUH when it came to that question. I was bummed that it felt like Harris...

Loving eric and sookie's chemistry! I personally think that bill is a b*tch lol he didnt even know that sookie was trying so hard to pay her bill.
And oh yeah remember when

Dear Charlaine,This may come off a little mean, but I need to start by saying that you are a bit of a hack. But I don't mean that to be mean because the truth is I wouldn't want you to be anything other than the ass-kicking, pseudo-horror, pseudo-romance, pseudo-thriller hack that you are. You are my go-to guilty pleasure girl. I love hanging out with Sookie and her crew, and that's all down to you. I just wanted you to know that Dead to the World is my favourite of the bunch. This had everythin...

Dead to the World is the fourth installment in the Sookie Stackhouse series. I actually read this a year or more back but re-read it last night again and realized I like it more than 4 stars. Eric is my favorite character to start with, but during this book I love the new Eric also. He seemed so venerable and lost. It was Eric from a simpler time, without all the death and pain. He was reborn and cute as hell. lol! And I think Eric truly felt something for Sookie. What could have been! But, then...

So after Bill there's Eric, the superhot amnesiac vampire. Whereas anybody else would run with the Mulholland Drivesque plotline and linger on the noir aspects that go hand-in-hand with vamp myth, Book IV radically changes the series from the "Twilight" part of the spectrum to more "Buffy" territory. Proud to say that "Dead to the World" has less Sookie injuries and more beastly bloodshed than any of the books that came before it!There is still that erotic prose that owes lots to Anne Rice, the ...

This book starts off with a bang. Boring Bill announces he is leaving for Peru and Eric, the 6’4” Viking, makes an appearance in Bon Temps under a set of highly unusual circumstances: he is running down the side of the road half naked and he has amnesia. Now honestly, don’t you think more books should start with a half naked vampire who has amnesia? If that doesn’t appeal to you, well, to be perfectly honest, you and I might have a hard time finding something to laugh about together because that...