Dead and gone charlaine harris

Author: Charlaine Harris. Series: Sookie Stackhouse 9. Add it: Goodreads. Read a full summary of Dead and Gone by Charlaine Harris below.

Aumentar la imagen. Book condition is as new, no wear, writing or stamps, Dust Jacket is also in like new condition. Summary - Except for Sookie Stackhouse, folks in Bon Temps, Louisiana, know little about vamps--and nothing about weres. Until now. The weres and shifters have finally decided to reveal their existence to the ordinary world. At first all goes well.

Dead and gone charlaine harris

This novel also includes a description of a trowel of surely record-breaking length and staggering dullness. For aficionados of garden buildings the shed in which the trowel is stored is also described to a mind-numbing extent, as is the exact details of how Sookie weeds a garden. Why and how Harris imagines that anyone could possibly be interested in the fact that Sookie wields a trowel with her right hand and pulls up the weeds with her left is a mystery left unexplained. Following this, Sookie kills yet another being by fortunate accident, thereby saving her life. Then two of her ex-boyfriends turn up at her home and beat each other up, due to them being idiotic obsessive Neanderthals. So greatly do they love Sookie that they manage to knock her out, meaning that we the readers miss the actual fight, but are treated to yet another sex scene immediately afterward, featuring Sookie and yet another ex, Eric. Charmingly, he waits until she is recovering from being knocked unconscious and stupefied by yet more of his mind-controlling blood before sleeping with her, making it strictly more of a drug-rape scene than a love scene. Fortunately Sookie is fine with rape, due to being an idiot whose author is a misogynistic bitch, so there are no consequences to these actions. Then Sookie is nearly killed a few more times. A string of different supernatural beings are co-opted as bodyguards for her, in order that she can collect her dry-cleaning without fear of death.

This one's very dark and has a few huge series' resolutions.

This title was released on May 5, In this novel, the weres and shifters make their presence known, following the example of the vampires. At the same time, the King of Nevada, who now leads Louisiana as well, begins consolidating his power, which has a number of repercussions. The revelation of the existence of weres and shifters causes some problems. Sookie's boss, Sam Merlotte, reveals to the community that he is a shifter, and Tray Dawson reveals he is a Were, with both men changing into their animal forms at Merlotte's Bar on the evening of the announcement.

This novel also includes a description of a trowel of surely record-breaking length and staggering dullness. For aficionados of garden buildings the shed in which the trowel is stored is also described to a mind-numbing extent, as is the exact details of how Sookie weeds a garden. Why and how Harris imagines that anyone could possibly be interested in the fact that Sookie wields a trowel with her right hand and pulls up the weeds with her left is a mystery left unexplained. Following this, Sookie kills yet another being by fortunate accident, thereby saving her life. Then two of her ex-boyfriends turn up at her home and beat each other up, due to them being idiotic obsessive Neanderthals. So greatly do they love Sookie that they manage to knock her out, meaning that we the readers miss the actual fight, but are treated to yet another sex scene immediately afterward, featuring Sookie and yet another ex, Eric. Charmingly, he waits until she is recovering from being knocked unconscious and stupefied by yet more of his mind-controlling blood before sleeping with her, making it strictly more of a drug-rape scene than a love scene. Fortunately Sookie is fine with rape, due to being an idiot whose author is a misogynistic bitch, so there are no consequences to these actions. Then Sookie is nearly killed a few more times. A string of different supernatural beings are co-opted as bodyguards for her, in order that she can collect her dry-cleaning without fear of death.

Dead and gone charlaine harris

Dead and Gone Charlaine Harris. Eligible info. Switch to the audiobook. Except for cocktail waitress Sookie Stackhouse, folks in Bon Temps, Louisiana, knew little about vamps—and nothing about Weres. Until now. The Weres and shifters have finally revealed their existence to the ordinary world, and the backlash may have claimed the life of someone Sookie knew. But her determination to find out who is responsible for the murder is put aside in the face of a far greater danger. A race of unhuman beings—older, more powerful, and more secretive than vampires or werewolves—is preparing for war. And Sookie will find herself an all-too-human pawn in their battle

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Contents move to sidebar hide. I was okay with the triangle between Bill, Sookie and Eric, but that was mainly because I never thought that Harris really had any intention of Bill and Sookie getting back together! I love exciting plotlines and twists and lots of action as much as the next reader. It also means that a good portion of events involves barely-differentiated characters in whom the reader can have little interest. As a result the body count of Dead and Gone rises giving the author a chance to clear a few more characters from the stage. Why and how Harris imagines that anyone could possibly be interested in the fact that Sookie wields a trowel with her right hand and pulls up the weeds with her left is a mystery left unexplained. Or worse as in the case of Anita Blake the later books in the series will have changed so much that they bear little resemblance to the original books that won over readers in the first place. It was kind of weird reading this book. Charlaine Harris pulls her influences from a number a genres and mixes them up to create a genre and writing style that is uniquely her own. She mentions she would never see the world again but its literally one or two sentences and all "tell" no "show" about how she suffered. Thank you for supporting the top site for book series recaps, and we hope you continue to find it a useful resource! The question I was left with was what about Sookie attracts Eric? Books are shipped in bubble wrap and envelope unless priority packaging is used. And Sookie finds herself an all-too human pawn in their battle.

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Summary - Except for Sookie Stackhouse, folks in Bon Temps, Louisiana, know little about vamps--and nothing about weres. However in this book it was interesting in that Sookie was in Bon Temps the whole book. The rural Deep South setting is the icing on the cake here since it adds a layer of quirky realism that is truly inspired. Another layer of mystery but it was abruptly abandoned as well. Brava Ms. I really was a fabulous addition to the series. We all know that Bill loves her despite how they met and is willing to lay down his life for her. The last 50 or so pages move so quickly and there are too many references left open for the future. Sookie Stackhouse already knows about them, of course - her brother turns into a panther at the full moon, she's friend to the local were pack, and Sam, her boss at Merlotte's bar, is a shapeshifter. Her internal dialogue is really annoying. The characters were just put through some horrific and really tragic events yes you will need tissues and a lot of moments of enlightenment and none of that was really touched upon. Most residents of Bon Temps take the new revelation fairly well; Merlotte's initially sees some business slowdown, but then it returns to normal. This title was released on May 5,