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Ok, ok, Harris has reeled me back in with this one. When SOOKIE HERSELF admits to and realizes what a cliche her life has become, she almost does two things 1) go even MORE in the direction of cliche and 2) turn the hell away from it.
This uneducated little barmaid from Louisiana is getting smarter, a little tougher, less whiny and a bit more confident. I'll bite, Ms Harris, I'll bite. ...more
This uneducated little barmaid from Louisiana is getting smarter, a little tougher, less whiny and a bit more confident. I'll bite, Ms Harris, I'll bite. ...more
A return to the better series. I was pleased that the instigator of the troubling incident in the last book was barely present in this one and was treated appropriately for his actions. Well, mostly appropriately anyway.
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I started out thinking that this series was pure trash, but I have to say the story telling is getting better and better with each book. There seems to be actual character development and it doesn't feel like they are all facing the same problems, just with slightly different details in each book. I'm actually excited to pick up the next novel, where as before I felt like I was kinda slodging through them. All in all, must better! A good, easy read.
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Oh Sookie... I really feel for this girl. I really do. I am glad to see this series moving into a slightly more complicated view of relationships, and with a much heavier dose of the "supes." Ready for the next book, please!
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Jul 26, 2011
Erin Black-Mitchell
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