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Product Reviews:
All Together Dead (Southern Vampire Mysteries, Book 7) |
Rating: 5 (out of 5)
Summary: Another great Sookie book!!
Comments: This particular book is probably my favorite in the Sookie books. I loved the whole vampire convention idea. Imagining a full convention with nothing however vamps and other supes running around is great fun.
Plus there is non stop action.
Love this book - a great read for anyone. |
Rating: 1 (out of 5)
Summary: All Together Dead
Comments: This book was disappointing. Too over the top and not in a great way. Too many character changes, even Sookie. If you like the series True Blood and Bill- you will not enjoy this. Too depressing in parts. I liked the fun Sookie. |
Rating: 5 (out of 5)
Summary: Sookie is back!!
Comments: This was another great tale of Sookie's misadventures. We get more insight into the vampire world and we see Sookie finally seriously considering what would happen if she were exposed to the general public. Great times and alot of fun. can not wait for the next book!! |
Rating: 5 (out of 5)
Summary: Sookie is a great heroine!!
Comments: I got into the Sookie Stackhouse series a little late however I have been devouring the books ever since. All Together Dead is definitely the best of the bunch!! The plot flows seamlessly and there is less of Bill (who I am not the biggest fan of. I personally want Eric and Sookie together). I have put off reading the 8th book b/c I am opening my Kindle tomorrow for Christmas and I plan on From Dead to Worse being my 1st download!! |
Rating: 5 (out of 5)
Summary: Better than the average bite
Comments: As usual, Charlaine Harris has given us a entertaining view of another reality. This isn't the Sookie Stackhouse of "True Blood," exactly, however that's the difference between a great read and what the video media thinks is salable. All the basics about vampires and shape-changers are included, however Mrs. Harris finds new twists, carries Sookie's story forward without any gaps and brings e character to life. If you fell in love with the heroine and her world-line, as I did, with the 1st novel, this1just adds to the fascination. |
