Book seven of 2010 is Charlaine Harris’ fourth Sookie Stackhouse novel. I actually finished this yesterday, but I didn’t want to double-up on posts. Also, since my wife hasn’t read this book yet, I’m going to try to avoid spoilertastic details, which means this review is going to be pretty short.
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\nEric, one of the more powerful local Vampires, has a supernaturally induced case of amnesia. Sookie finds Eric and is convinced to give him temporary shelter and protection in her house while his minions and associates work on finding him a cure. Sookie tries to keep herself uninvolved apart from her guardian duties, until her brother Jason vanishes mysteriously and she has to use her telepathic powers to find him.<\/p>\n
Both this and the previous book were really fast reading – not terribly challenging mind candy. They’re basically supernatural romance \/ mystery books, with a bit more emphasis on the romance side of things. A fun book for a rainy day at home.<\/p>\n
Pages: 292 in paperback<\/p>\n
Total page count: 1779<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
Book seven of 2010 is Charlaine Harris’ fourth Sookie Stackhouse novel. I actually finished this yesterday, but I didn’t want to double-up on posts. Also, since my wife hasn’t read this book yet, I’m going to try to avoid spoilertastic … Continue reading