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I've enjoyed the series so far, and this installment was as fast paced as the others, full of twists and turns. However, this story seemed unresolved at the end as Sookie went home without reuniting with any of her vampire comrades. It seemed overly rushed to end the story so abruptly after all that happens. Hopefully, book 8 will tie up numerous loose ends.
I'd prefer that she picked Eric, I sure would, but at this point, anyone would be better than this constant back and forth thing. So.after having read all 6 previous Sookie books, and enjoying them, I have to say that this one has been my favorite so far :) It was action packed and funny, although less funny than some of the others, and just a really good book. Although it is slightly annoying and roller-coaster-ish (you like that madeup word, didn't cha). I zoomed through it quite quickly, and can't wait to start the next one.which I already own. I just wish she would hurry up and choose a dude already. it is still entertaining. Can't wait to begin 'From Dead to Worse' in a moment.
She's willing to go to earn her keep and Quinn is planning various parts of the events. Barry even makes a move or two on her.Sookie's talent plays a key part here, but she also plays sleuth. Woah.Sookie joins the Queen of Louisiana's entourage for the big vampire conference up near Chicago. Sookie Stackhouse can't win for losing. It's abrupt after a Sookie novel that's long for the series. It finds her getting all to close to some of the vampires, including Eric and Andre, the queens consort.
That's a huge factor in how she gets involved in a slew of the events taking place at the conference.
So she's looking for some sight seeing and some date time.
At least it seems odd to me not being near the oldest, wisest, or for that matter the most educated.There's plenty of action, intrigue, and even explosions.
Not enough to have one man pushing themselves on her, this book brings us Barry, Eric, Quinn, and Andre.
Oddly enough, she seems to be the smartest one in the bunch for most of the book.
What transpires is a convoluted crossing of plots involving love, rivalry, and murder plots.
Sookie goes as a witness to the death of the King of Arkansas.
What's not great about the book is the sudden wrap up and all but writing everyone into their happy lives again.
That's all that keeps this from getting five stars in my book.If you're a Sookie fan, you'll enjoy this, even if there is only one romantic scene.
Like all of Charlaine's books this one was good. I enjoyed it. But can't say that it was her best.
"All Together Dead" is the seventh installment in the Southern Vampire Mysteries by Charlaine Harris featuring Sookie Stackhouse, the attractive gal with telepathic ability and who always seems to attract otherworldy beings' interest. In this book, Sookie finds herself attending the Vampire Summit, on an assignment for Sophie-Anne, the Vampire Queen of Louisiana. Sookie is accompanied by her BF, Quinn the were-tiger, but things as always get complicated with Eric and Bill, both vampires with more than a casual interest in Sookie, attending as well. As has become typical in this series, there are plenty of plot intrigues, and character development, though at times, I feel there is too much being crammed into too few pages.On the whole though, this is an addictive and fun series that will appeal to fans of the supernatural genre.
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