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Chargement... Dead by Daypar Charlaine Harris
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Appartient à la sérieSookie Stackhouse (4-5)
Sookie Stackhouse is a smart, saavy waitress in a small Southern town. Her ability to read minds gives other people the creeps. So her old boyfriend, Bill, seemed perfect for her since she can't read dead people's minds. But they broke up and Sookie hopes she can go back to her uneventful, pre-vamp existence. As if!. Aucune description trouvée dans une bibliothèque |
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Dead to the World
Vampires get a positive spin. Werewolves get a positive spin. Magic users continue to get a bad rap. I must say it was nice to finally have a "Fight" scene, though this author did it little justice. A plot started within another book gets fully resolved within these pages, though it creates another, more annoying plot in the next book. At least, with this novel, it felt like one complete and continuous plot, rather than a string of little ones that someone attempted to tie together.
Dead as a Doornail
Um, yeah. This book took the feel of "How many plots can I mash into the pages of a novel without screwing up the novel?" experiment. I'll admit the author has grown with her writing through the five novels. If she'd impressed me in the prior four, I MIGHT have given this novel a pass. Honestly, I can say that the final two plot resolutions felt anticlimatic after the primary mystery plot resolved. It took too many plots in one hand that weren't all related and tried to tie them together. It didn't work well. ( )