Urban fantasy
Sookie Stackhouse, a small town barmaid, has survived the fairy wars but just. She had been tortured and seen a good friend, Bill Compton, almost killed. Sookie now is afraid and needs to heal physically and emotionally.Sookie tries very hard to find out how to cure Bill of silver poisoning. All it really takes is one little e-mail. WHAT???
Also the fairy wars may be over but there are still some fairies left on earth and that includes Dermot, a look-alike to Sookie's brother Jason. Dermot is supposed to be crazed and not at all on Sookie's side.
Eric's maker, an ancient Roman makes his appearance with his boy toy and life is not easy Which is an understatement as Eric is also concerned with the vamp who represents the King of Louisiana, Victor who it seems also wants Sookie gone.
This book left me flat. Sookie has lost her edge and frankly it is a little boring. I felt some of the story lines were a little too much. Although Eric was yummy he also seems to me to be too ego-centric for Sookie. I personally think Sam should be her man.
First Line: "I feel bad that I'm leaving you like this, Amelia said."
Rating:
(3.5/5)
The Weres have finally come out. Behind Merlotte's Bar where Sookie Stackhouse works a young were-panther is found crucified. The victim is Jason's, Sookie's brother, pregnant ex. Sookie wants to find how who is responsible and prove it wasn't Jason.
Sookie Stackhouse, a small town barmaid, comes back from the Vampire Convention in Rhodes. The convention and the bombing of the hotel and hurricane Katrina have left the Louisiana vamps hurting and missing some of their members (figuratively and literally).
This is a set of short stories as told by Mendal Dawes. Dawes is
growing up in the tiny Southern town of Forty-Five, South Carolina. His
father is just plum crazy. He buries things like signs saying they will
become valuable. He disguises his yard as a toxic waste dump to
discourage development.
Sookie Stackhouse, a small town barmaid, is going to accompany 
Lieutenant Eve Dallas is called by a young cop she's been mentoring, Trueheart, after he responds off-duty to a call for help and ends up killing a man. When Dallas arrives, she has two dead men, a severely injured woman and a shell shocked colleague. The computer of the attacker reads "Absolutely Purity Achieved". Dallas brings this back to the office for the electronics department to check out while trying to help Trueheart clear through internal investigations.
Cotton Malone, retired U.S. operative, becomes forcibly involved in
another intrigue after his son is kidnapped and his rare book store in
Copenhagen is burned. The Order of the Golden Fleece, a network of
politically powerful European business men and women, seeks the lost
library of Alexandria. They want to destabilize the Middle East and
create more economic power for the Order. 
Back in Pine Cove, CA again with its wealth of crazy characters, Moore
writes about a Christmas wish. A child sees a store Santa whacked over
the head with a shovel and wishes to have Santa brought back to life. An
angel, Raziel heeds the wish and the entire cemetery full of dead are
now zombies.
IIt is post WWII in London and British author Juliet Ashton is searching
for her next writing project. She has lost her house and possessions in
the bombings. Juliet receives a letter from a man inquiring about
Charles Lamb's books. He had found her name and address in a book he
had bought about Charles Lamb. The letter is from the Isle of Guernsey.
Stephanie Plum is asked by her mom's neighbour to look in to her daughter Evelyn's disappearance. Evelyn put up her mom's house for her custody bond and when she's goes missing, the house is in danger of being taken. As Stephanie starts investigating, she runs in to Ambruzzi, a not-too-nice guy who threatens her to stay clear of Evelyn. Ambruzzi starts making Stephanie a game, leaving her snakes and spiders, going in to her home when she's not there. Stephanie needs to find Evelyn to figure out why Ambruzzi is after her.