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The New York Times bestseller is "a fascinating fantasy" (Midwest Book Review).

Thomas Covenant is alive again, restored to his mortal body by Linden Avery's magic-a defiant act of love that has unleashed unimaginable power capable of devastating the Land. The only hope to stop this may lie with the mysterious boy Jeremiah, Linden's adopted son, whose secrets are only beginning to come to light...

• Sales Rank: #264609 in Books
• Brand: Fantasy Novels ACE Books
• Published on: 2011-09-06
• Released on: 2011-09-06
• Original language: English
• Number of items: 1
• Dimensions: 9.00" h x 1.01" w x 5.96" l, 1.25 pounds
• Binding: Paperback
• 624 pages

From Publishers Weekly
The unreservedly emo penultimate installment in the Last Chronicles of Thomas Covenant (after 2007's Fatal Revenant) follows Linden Avery as she struggles to rescue her adopted son, Jeremiah, from the Despiser and forestall the Worm at the World's End, which she awoke by yanking her love, Covenant, free of the Arch of Time. While an introductory plot summary does yeoman service bringing new readers up to speed, it may be hard for them to keep so many characters straight--or care about them--when most of their development took place in previous volumes published decades ago. The focus is on Linden rather than Covenant, whose passive and distracted presence mostly gives others something to react to, but that won't matter to Covenant's large and loyal following, for whom Donaldson delivers all the self-loathing, despair, guilt, pain, and stubborn determination they could ask for.
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The third volume of the concluding tetralogy of Thomas Covenant maintains the high standards of the first two volumes. Covenant’s spirit has been released from the Arch of Time, and his body is intact. But for this to happen, Linden Avery has had to assemble so much magical power that she is in danger of waking the Worm of the World’s End. The Worm is a classic apocalyptic beast, but it is highly credible that he could destroy the Land, all in it, and perhaps parts of an earth that is closer to the Land than we may have thought. The only hope of survival is for Linden and Thomas to assemble all their possible and not-so-possible allies, including Linden’s adopted son, Jeremiah, who may live up to the biblical implications of his given name and be a harbinger of disaster rather than hope. Donaldson remains a romantic who believes in lovers who will risk all for each other. He is also a writer of extraordinary power and imagination, whose Land certainly has flavors of Middle Earth but has now stood for two generations as a major fantasy creation in its own right. --Roland Green

About the Author
Stephen R. Donaldson is the New York Times bestselling author of three series of fantasy novels about Thomas Covenant, as well as several science fiction and mystery novels. He lives in Albuquerque, New Mexico.

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129 of 139 people found the following review helpful.
Hit me. PLEASE. (MINOR SPOILERS)
By Lisa P. Benwitz
I reread "Fatal Revenant" in the days previous to the release of "Against All Things Ending," and I could barely contain my excitement as I waited the final day... unfortunately, I quickly found myself in the shoes of Thomas Covenant himself, begging people to hit him in order to pull him from the stupor of his memories and back to the present.

The endless repetitive narration and introspective whining on the parts of the characters (when the world was about to end, mind you) was indulgent and offensive to me. Half the time I felt like I was stuck in a bad history lecture. With a head cold. Even if I had not "known" the main characters for years, I would have been screaming, "ENOUGH! I GET IT!" after the first ten times I was clobbered with their indulgent angst.

Every character's motivations (or lack thereof) was overexplained, and when the action *did* happen, it seemed like filler so that we could quickly get back to a scene where everyone rested and thought about/felt sorry for themselves, or rode long distances and thought about/felt sorry for themselves. No one ever knew what to do or how to do it, and the few characters who *did* were quickly discounted so there could be more self-recriminations later.

Although I haven't been a Linden Avery hater in the past, I'm rapidly approaching that state. Mr. Donaldson seems to have forgotten how to build effective characters, concentrating more on his impressive vocabulary and making sure we don't forget how much everyone loathes him/herself and how utterly clueless they seem to have become.

Even the secondary characters lacked the soul of Covenant's previous works - specifically the Giants and the Humbled, as other reviewers have pointed out. I too had a hard time differentiating between them - and didn't really care enough about them to try. Even Linden and Covenant thought more about Saltheart Foamfollower and Grimmand Honninsgrove than the giants they were actually with!

The Insequent were fascinating at first, but even the Mahdoubt - my favorite secondary character in this series - was reduced to nothing more than a cheap deux ex machina. Not only do Donaldson's faithful readers deserve more than that, but his beautiful, brutal creation of The Land deserves more than that.

The book did improve toward the end - and Jeremiah's awakening was admittedly moving. The problem is, by then I wanted to yell to him, "Tell her she can't touch you! Tell her she can't touch you!" Because I'm mean that way.

In the end, I was left feeling disappointed and a bit angry. I don't mind a cliffhanger ending, but this one seemed to end in the middle of nowhere. The whole scene with Infelice and Jeremiah's construct baffled me to no end ~ I never did understand why, if she was so worried about what Jeremiah was doing, she didn't just stay the heck away. I guess she, too, was only worried - and rightfully so, it seems - about herself.

One last comment about Donaldson's language. I have never minded this in the past, as I do not believe he (or anyone) should ever have to dumb themselves down. If I don't know the meaning of a word, I gladly look it up. (And Kindle is GREAT for this... although some of his words were not even *IN* the dictionary included!) However, I am also a believer in using your language effectively, and Donaldson did not. He used the same $5 words over... and over... and over.

I will definitely still read the last volume of this series. I know every book can't be phenomenal. However, I would not reread "Against All Things Ending" under any circumstances. It felt like a gigantic chore of just so much filler when it should have been a joy. To me, that is the saddest thing of all.

42 of 43 people found the following review helpful.
Not his best work
By Renee
To frame this review, please understand that I am a huge Stephen R. Donaldson fan and think his Thomas Covenant series is some of the best books I have every read. In some respects, he ruined my love of the fantasy genre because other writers seemed shallow and trite by comparison.

However, I was a little disappointed in this work. Here are my main complaints:

1. The pacing is painstakingly slow and the characters spend too much time muddling about and wondering what they should do, seemingly to reserve time (pages) for over self-analysis/self-recrimination. In the first two series, there was at least a clear framework of what the characters should do or what was their general aim. In this series, and this book in particular, not so much.

2. I am finding that most of the characters that surround Linden I really don't care about. In Mr. Donaldson's previous works, I found myself emotionally attached to the characters and that is why I think he separates himself from 99% of other writers. I often times will go back to read individual chapters just to revisit Bannor, Mhoram, Pitchwife, Sunder, etc.. In this series, more specifically this book, I find I really don't care whether any of Linden's companions live, die, do something heroic or whatever. Even Thomas Covenant is often relegated to the role of an observor or non-factor. Does anyone really care which, if any, of the Ramen die? How about any Giant? Liand? Any Huruchai? The best and most interesting characters are the ones that come and go (Esmer, any Insequent)

3. Too many of the characters are enigmas needing to be solved, or waiting for certain conditions ot occur, or know things but won't tell. Esmer, Jeremiah, Thomas Covenant, Anele, Mahrtiir, the urviles, need I go on? This contributes to the lack of direction and general muddling about.

4. The plot lines that do get resolved in this book ended up leaving me unsatisfied. I'm found myself wondering "Really? That's how this ended?" I won't go into details so as not to spoil anything, but I was definitely disappointed.

I know this sounds harsh, but that is not my intention. I rated it three stars because it does have some strong points (you still can't predict how the story unfolds) and a couple of good parts (I won't be a spoiler). If you have read the first two novels, you will want to pick this one up too. Just lower your expectations. That said, I am anxiously awaiting the conclusion.

115 of 132 people found the following review helpful.
hugely disappointing - some minor spoilers
By Kindle Customer
As a lifelong Donaldson fan, it slays me to admit it - but this book is just not very good (though it does get better as it goes along).

For the third book in a four book series, just not enough happens, and a huge number of problems and foes are left to be settled in the fourth book - and with the glacial pace of this book, I actually wonder if the author can pull if off without a bunch of cheap and lame deus ex machina moments, as so marred this book (far too many of the deaths were random, cheap, and lame, for example).

There is far too much time spent in pointless and repetitive introspection (particularly in the mind of Linden Avery, who rarely seems to have any new thoughts or revelations) and in conversation between the characters - OK, so the world is ending, and we will spend dozens and dozens and dozens and dozens of pages just standing around talking? About the same issues again and again? And again and again and again? And then again some more?

What ever happened to an author showing rather than telling?

Donaldson has seemingly forgotten his strengths as a writer. In the past even when you wanted to reach into one of his books and strangle Covenant or Linden, you still had Mhoram and Pitchwife and other wonderful and lovable secondary characters to keep you going. In this book I cannot even manage keep the names of most of the secondary characters straight. There are few if any differences between the Humbled (between themselves) or the Giants (other than Longwrath). It is hard to care about characters who are little more than mere plot points - and this from an author who has previously written some of the best character driven epic fantasy out there.

Instead the author seems to be trying to write a Malazan book - with a huge cast of mostly undeveloped characters, lots of uberpowerful mages, never before (or rarely) mentioned godlike beings coming out of nowhere, and some confusion as to exactly what is going on. But what works with Malazan - in a universe MEANT to be like that - does not work particularly well in an already established universe which has not previously contained these elements. It just manages to screw around with some long established elements of the series (and NOT in a good way).

As a lifelong fan, I will be reading the fourth book. But I hope it will be a heck of a lot better than this one.

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In a city overrun by a virus that attacks both man and machine, an agent pursues a lowlife postmortal-and uncovers a centuries-old atrocity that history would rather forget...

• Sales Rank: #404207 in Books
• Published on: 2003-05-27
• Released on: 2003-05-27
• Original language: English
• Number of items: 1
• Dimensions: 6.88" h x 1.25" w x 4.25" l,
• Binding: Mass Market Paperback
• 704 pages

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In this worthy follow-up to his well-received first novel, Revelation Space (2001), an especially intelligent far-future foray, British author Reynolds transmutes space opera into a noirish, baroque, picaresque mystery tale. Honor requires that Tanner Mirabel, a weapons specialist/bodyguard, track down and destroy the man who killed his boss. Tanner's pursuit takes him to the planet Yellowstone, where a nano-plague has mutated the glittering human cultural showcase of Chasm City into something bizarre, dark and extremely dangerous. He's aided or threatened or both, at different times by a host of human and not-quite-human characters. Relying on his own combat skills and hard-boiled attitude, Tanner keeps seeking revenge even though he begins to wonder why he's doing it, especially after intrusions of other people's memories lead him to suspect he's not who he thinks he is. Inventiveness and tone are Reynolds's strong points. Presented in a sustained burst of weirdness, the novel's details are consistently startling but convincing in context, and the loose ends eventually tie neatly together. The narrator's tough-guy stance works too, both as an expression of Tanner's personality and as a defensive reaction to the setting's intimidating strangeness. Think of a combination of the movie Blade Runner and one of Jack Vance's ironic SF adventure novels. If the ending feels a bit flat, that's probably inevitable after the exuberant display of wonders earlier.
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When security specialist Tanner Mirabel loses a client, killed by an assassin named Argent Reivich, he sets off on a manhunt to bring Reivich to justice. His search leads him to the domed community of Chasm City, located on the planet Yellowstone. There he confronts the city's strange, mutated inhabitants victims of a nanotechnological virus and ultimately comes up against his own worst fears and inner demons. The author of Revelation Space combines sf noir with technothriller in a dark vision of the future that belongs in most sf collections.
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*Starred Review* Returning to the far corner of the galaxy in which he set his first novel, the stunning Revelation Space (2001), Reynolds brews another intoxicating draught of cutting-edge biology, AI, and alien intrigue in the twenty-sixth century. Professional soldier Tanner Mirabel chases the man who killed his boss and his boss' wife across space and time to the astounding Chasm City, a deep fissure where various mutants dwell in a hierarchical but profoundly decadent society. Hunting a murderer, Tanner is himself hunted in a game devised by Chasm City's bored aristocracy, who maintain immortality by using something called Dream Fuel. Tanner takes his licks but gets ever nearer his goal. Unfortunately, he has been infected with a virus by the Sky Haussmann cult. Haussmann was the human starfarer who led the first colonists to these new worlds. He was either a saint or a cruel criminal, but in any case Tanner begins to remember Haussmann's life as if it were his own, and then to wonder whether Haussmann's memories are his own. He finds out he isn't really Tanner Mirabel, and that his plot for revenge is a silly programmed instruction. Yet he follows through with his mission, discovering the almost nauseating secret of Dream Fuel and his true, multilayered identity in a tale suggesting, in the end, that the darkest secrets of the universe may be in the human heart. Reynolds is on fire. John Mort
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Excellent novel, with many twists.
By Robert Gamble
This novel is set in the same universe as the "Revelation Space" trilogy but stands apart from them with a couple of references to events/people in the trilogy that helps to flesh out the universe just a touch.

This novel however is much 'smaller' in scale. It focuses on two characters and approximately three stories. One story takes place well in the past and has to do with events leading to the founding of the main character's planet. Another story has to do with the immediate past of the main character, providing his current motivation. His current motivation and plans make up the bulk of the novel, and involve him attempting to track down someone who killed people that the main character worked for and/or had an attachment to.

As a side element, he ends up in a location which underwent something called a 'Melding Plague' which did horrific things to almost all robotic/technological items including the buildings as well as the implants that the humans on the planet had inside them. This leads to my first niggling complaint about the book and one of the reasons it fails to get 5 stars from me. The back of the book, in my mind, oversells this aspect of the novel. While the city is interesting enough, you never really get the sense that it's quite the 'hell' that the blurb on the back promises. It feels more squalid, amoral and decadent than hellish. Also, the reason for the plague fits into one of the stories mentioned above, but it feels hastily done and occurs almost as a throwaway, and feels too convenient or too much of a coincidence.

I can't really go into much detail as to why I really liked this novel without giving anything away, but there are a number of twists that occur which make both the reader and the protagonist question some basic assumptions. What I enjoyed was that there was enough of a puzzle aspect that the reader could guess some of what was coming before the main character did. I also liked that some puzzles didn't have their answer explicitly spelled out, but let the reader realize the connection on their own.

The cast of characters is quite interesting, and generally each has their own voice. The descriptions of places and feelings are excellent. I did feel that the very end of the book didn't quite live up to the promise of the rest of the book, and found the main character to be a bit inconsistent compared to what we'd learned of him throughout the earlier parts of the novel.

I do recommend this novel strongly.

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Well Written, Compelling Story & Characters - Minor Weak Spots
By J. Avellanet
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Chasm City is Deep!
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Betrayed by her longtime vampire love, Louisiana cocktail waitress Sookie Stackhouse must now not only deal with a possible new man in her life—the oh-so-handsome shapeshifter Quinn—but also contend with a long-planned vampire summit. With her power base weakened by hurricane damage to New Orleans, the local vampire queen is vulnerable to those hungry for a takeover. Soon, Sookie must decide what side she'll stand with. And her choice may mean the difference between survival and all-out catastrophe.

And with HBO's launching of an all-new show, True Blood, based on the Southern Vampire novels, the demand for Charlaine Harris and Sookie Stackhouse is bigger than ever.

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• Sales Rank: #71876 in Books
• Brand: Ace Books
• Published on: 2008-03-25
• Released on: 2008-03-25
• Original language: English
• Number of items: 1
• Dimensions: 7.53" h x 1.12" w x 4.25" l, .35 pounds
• Binding: Mass Market Paperback
• 342 pages

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Bestseller Harris mixes humorous Southern-fried fantasy with biting satirical commentary in her seventh novel to feature Sookie Stackhouse, the bubbly telepathic barmaid from Bon Temps, La. (after 2006's Definitely Dead). Sookie attends an all-important central U.S. vamp summit on the shores of Lake Michigan as a "human geiger counter" for Sophie-Anne Leclerq, vampire queen of a Louisiana weakened by Katrina and who will be tried during the event for murdering her king. Sookie knows the queen is innocent, but she's hardly prepared for other shocking murders, not to mention protests by the Fellowship of the Sun, a right-wing antivampire movement. Her sleuthing skills, along with those of her new telepath friend, Barry the Bellboy, are put to the extreme test. Harris juggles a large cast, including several romantic contenders for Sookie's heart, with effortless exuberance. HBO's True Blood, based on this addictive series, is scheduled to begin its TV run this fall. 11-city author tour. (May)
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"It''s impossible not to love the wry, sexy Sookie. Surely one of the most winning heroines to guide us through the dark side in a long time. Maybe ever." -"BOOKPAGE" "[A] delightful southern vampire detective series." -- "DENVER POST"



"It's impossible not to love the wry, sexy Sookie. Surely one of the most winning heroines to guide us through the dark side in a long time. Maybe ever." -"BOOKPAGE" "[A] delightful southern vampire detective series." -- "DENVER POST"

About the Author
Charlaine Harris is a New York Times bestselling author for both her Sookie Stackhouse fantasy/mystery series and her Harper Connelly Prime Crime mystery series. She has lived in the South her entire life.

Her Sookie Stackhouse novels include: Dead Until Dark, Living Dead in Dallas, Club Dead, Dead to the World, Dead as a Doornail, Definitely Dead, All Together Dead, From Dead to Worse, Dead and Gone, Dead in the Family, Dead Reckoning, Deadlocked, and Dead Ever After.

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1 of 1 people found the following review helpful.
Another great read
By Amazon Customer
I have enjoyed of lol the Sookie books. They seem to get better as we go. This is actually the third time I've read the series.
I recommend this book to anyone who enjoys books about the supernatural, like Sherrilyn Kenyon's books. Not as graphic as Kenyon's writing, but but I think these are slightly more enjoyable.

137 of 157 people found the following review helpful.
Better than Definitely Dead...
By CoffeeGurl
I wasn't exactly thrilled with Definitely Dead, since it felt as though Harris was trying to cram in all of the characters and subplots into two-hundred-something pages. I also didn't like the totally lame twists regarding Bill. I thought it was a little too convenient for my taste. So, I wondered if the series had jumped the shark and if I should read the next book. All Together Dead, while not as good as Dead to the World, my favorite Sookie book so far, was far more enjoyable than its predecessor. It was time for the vampire summit, and Sookie, our adorable telepathic heroine, under orders from Eric and Sophie-Anne, the Queen of Louisiana, is forced to attend. In addition to Eric and the queen, Sookie would join boyfriend weretiger Quinn and vampire ex-boyfriend Bill. Sookie also reunites with Barry the Bellboy, a fellow telepath introduced in Living Dead in Dallas. The summit, aside from parties and business conventions, would also feature a few criminal trials, one of which is the queen's trial for the murder of her husband (Definitely Dead). But, as expected when vampires get together, strange things begin to occur. Vampires turn out dead. The murders seem to be connected with the queen's trial. But soon bigger threats arise, and it is up to Sookie and Barry the Bellboy to figure out what is going on. There are some twists throughout the novel.

When the action began, the novel was quite riveting. I liked some of the twists that went on toward the end as well. I also liked the inner conflicts Sookie was encountering. She has reached a point where she doesn't know if her life will ever be normal again. Her connection with the vampires become more integral in this installment, and I think that Harris foreshadows Sookie's descent from having a fairly average life to one solely centered on the supernaturals around her. Other than those good points, I thought the novel was all over the place. There was little resolution regarding Sookie and the men in her life. She cares for Quinn, and she likes that he seems more normal than the vampires, but she doesn't know if she loves him. She also doesn't know how she feels for Eric. And she has unresolved issues with Bill, whom she still resents for having lied to her. (On a good note, it appears that Bill shows genuine remorse for everything he had done to her. Come on, Sookie, the guy's sorry! Sookie is being petty and downright childish when it comes to him. I wonder for how much longer the author will drag this on.) There is little interaction with Quinn and Eric -- the latter of whom is very sexy in this installment. If she were to choose between these two men, I'd like for her to choose Eric. (But, to be honest, I still prefer Bill.) However, I believe the journey is better than the destination, so I don't mind more romantic tension between her and Eric and Bill (more with the latter please!). Quinn is a little more developed here, but I don't like him much. I tried to, but I can't picture a bald-headed, olive-skinned, beefy guy without picturing a pro wrestler or Mr. Clean. I also hate his annoying habit of addressing Sookie as "babe." Going back to Sookie and Bill, there is no closure between them. Bill was just sort of there, making brief appearances throughout the novel. He went from a strong lead to sort of a filler character, and I'm not happy with that. Secondary characters are thrown in and out without much purpose. (I did like the scene where Pam talks about her past though.) Even though I like the simple scenes of Sookie working at the bar or interacting with her small town buddies, those scenes in this book seemed forced. All in all, All Together Dead is rushed and uneven. Charlaine Harris should really forget about the small characters and concentrate on Sookie and the main characters. She tries to do too much in a limited amount of pages. I give this novel four stars because it was entertaining nevertheless and there were some hilarious passages. I especially enjoyed the scenes with roommate Amelia and her cat/boyfriend Bob. The Southern Vampire Mysteries is still worth reading, but Harris should do one of the following two things: either do a little house-cleaning with the characters and subplots, or consider making the future novels longer. So it may be time to get her publisher to increase her word count limit.

2 of 2 people found the following review helpful.
Bombs Away!
By James Tepper
I have to admit that I bought the first book in this series, "Dead Until Dark", out of sheer prurient curiosity, having watched the HBO series "True Blood" and having loved it. I wanted to see what the books that it was based on were like. Almost every book I have ever read that was turned into a movie was better on the printed page than on the big (or little) screen, and this was no exception. But.... the characters created by Ms. Harris were SO much more interesting than those on the HBO series, I was blown away. The major difference, I discovered to my great delight upon reading the next 7 novels in the series, was that Ms. Harris has a MAJOR sense of humor, a tongue-in-cheek style delivered with great panache, that was totally absent from the television series.

I can understand why. To write TV or movie screenplays that captures the poke-fun-at-your-own-genre style of the books without devolving into boring camp is almost impossible. So HBO got the sex and violence and vampire stuff almost exactly right, made an extremely entertaining series for adults, and simply made no attempt to capture the more subtle elements that give the books their incredible sense of fun. Before you all throw stakes at me, I remind you that I admit to being a great fan of the HBO series. And I know that books are almost always better than the screen. It's just that the stuff HBO left out is what makes this series so different, and so much more enjoyable than most of the rest of this genre.

Sookie is funny! Very! And wry. And very, very clever. And concerned about her hair and her wardrobe, being polite to all, having to deal with her telepathic insights and her amazing libido that has been held closely in check for years until Bill.....

*******SPOILERS AHEAD FOR EARLIER BOOKS IN THE SERIES***************

Vampires entering mainstream society is a great premise. And that's where the first book ends (sort of). But by the time "All Together Dead" rolls around, we have not only vamps, but shapeshifters, including werewolves, werepanthers, weretigers et al.., fairies (including Godmothers), demons, witches and now inter-dimensional mercenaries. What fun!. What a great way to spoof and/or comment on modern society! And dating. And relationships.

There is violence. And there is sex. But both are handled tastefully (alas!) and moderately, but still naughty enough to get the point across. Sookie is your basic good girl but has no problem falling into bed with first one and then another vamp, and then a shapeshifter. And while she is technically a good girl (well, sort of...), she seems to have no problem kissing (deeply, very physically and enthusiastically) lots of people. Many characters have evolved enough over the first 7 books so well that they feel very real. Sam, Pam, Eric, Bill, and Sookie are the mains, and all are clearly developed and have distinct personalities. There is also a large supporting cast, also well defined.

This last entry (for me) was in many ways the best so far (as well as the first that really didn't end). I can't wait for the next one (and won't -having just read the first 7 entries consecutively and broken down and ordered the hardcover edition of book 8 ( "From Dead to Worse"). Be warned! These books are highly addictive.

No one will ever confuse the Sookie Stackhouse books with great literature - but they are a ton of fun and I recommend them enthusiastically to any and all. Way to go Ms. Harris! Keep on keeping on!

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Broke and unemployed, ?Jumper? Sirantha Jax accepts a diplomatic mission for the government? only to find herself up against Syndicate criminals, man-eating aliens, and her own grimspaceweakened body.

• Sales Rank: #798860 in Books
• Brand: Aguirre, Ann
• Published on: 2008-08-26
• Released on: 2008-08-26
• Original language: English
• Number of items: 1
• Dimensions: 6.67" h x .82" w x 4.28" l, .34 pounds
• Binding: Mass Market Paperback
• 320 pages

About the Author
Ann Aguirre is a USA Today bestselling author who lives in Mexico with her husband, children, two cats, and one very lazy dog. She writes SFF, romance, and YA. Visit her online at annaguirre.com.

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I'm Sirantha Jax, and I have had enough.
By J. Stinson
I so wanted this book to rock - after reading initial reviews that talked of Wanderlust being a "tweener" or not as action packed as Grimspace, I was worried. I don't think they were, no disrespect intended, reading the same book. I loved it!

Ann Aguirre has a way with her characters that, I can count on my fingers the number of authors who do this, make them "jump" off the page and into action with almost no down time. This story seriously goes from one "holy crap" situation to another.

I was hoping this book would have more of the hunter who was sent after Jax to kill her in Grimspace - they ended up saving one another - and in Wanderlust it is no different. Vel is my favorite character. I would read a whole book devoted to him and his planet Ithiss-Tor or the "bugs" as they are sometimes called.

I waited for this book hoping it would be as good as I thought it should be, considering who was writing it, and actually it was better then I imagined. So on one hand I am stoked, I wasn't disappointed, and on the other - well, crap, I have to wait for the next book.

I don't do spoilers, but there is a relationship in this book that I hope is repaired or helped or something in the next. At least I hope so.

Happy reading. JaimeK

14 of 15 people found the following review helpful.
Solid Space Opera
By C. Baker
Wanderlust is the second novel featuring Sirantha Jax. She has a rare gene that allows her to navigate in Grimspace - which is essentially wormholes that can move spaceships massive distances in one jump. This story picks up right where Grimspace left off, where she has brought down the primary ruling regime of the universe, the Farwan Corporation. A power vacuum has ensured and the Conglomerate steps in and tries to hold on to power. The Conglomerate appoints Sirantha as ambassador to Ithiss-Tor, a standoffish, xenocentric culture of insectoid like aliens, with a bit of serpent thrown into the mix. But there's a catch, Sirantha has been threatened by the dominant organized criminal operation that would like to see this diplomatic mission fail. So off goes Sirantha with her cast of characters, the mercenary and her lover March, Vel, the Ithiss-Tor bounty hunter who was sent to capture her in Grimspace, Dina the lesbian mechanic, and Jael, a genetically superior human. They escape the capitol planet and to avoid capture set off on a rather circuitous adventure that finds them battling the man-eating Morgut, entering into a vicious war on the planet Lachion, which March most recently called home, and then facing off with the organized crime syndicate out to sabotage Sirantha and her mission.

Overall this book is rollicking good fun, if a little tedious in a few spots. It jumps from one life threatening adventure to another but the novel drags a bit as the group tries to escape through the tunnels of Lachion and the bloody war that is going on there. The story is very much driven by its interesting characters more so than the plot, particularly the protagonist Sirantha Jax. But the characters are very interesting and the aliens unique and compelling. I look forward to seeing more of Sirantha Jax.

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Disappointing middle novel of trilogy
By lb136
Wanderlust continues the saga of "jumper" Sarantha Jax, which began so splendidly in "Grimspace." It's exciting enough; it'll keep you turning the pages. But the originality and charm of the first novel is lost. What started out as something special has become conventional space opera.

Anyway, the tale picks up a few months later when Jax, now broke, cleaned out by her ex-husband, hooks up once again with her pilot-lover March, the bounty hunter Vel, and the mechanic Dina--this time to become ambassador to Vel's home planet Ithiss-Tor. Oh oh . . . this really makes little sense. Why her? Even Jax is stunned.

Worse: Because it makes no sense to have space-jumper Jax as an ambassador, the author is forced to dig out the old "they'll accept only you!" plot device to explain how somebody so unsuited to the job of ambassador gains such a position.

Worser: Jax's first-person present-tense POV narrative, so effective in the first book, turns into a "poor me!" whine in this one--she spends half of the book telling us how she's probably the universe's poorest ambassador ever (true, that), and the other half whining about her relationship with March, as she gets in and out of a succession of those space operatic setup pieces--along with a shag or two--on her way to Vel's planet--all the while in deteriorating health. Two of the exploits involve her with majorly ooky creatures. One would have been enough.

Worst: There's no reason for this book to exist, except that, well, The Age Demands a Trilogy. It's all a side quest. And the surprise toward the end isn't surprising because it's a head-slapping "why didn't I think of that!" moment, but because it's something the cat dragged in. It makes no sense at all.

Still, Ann Aguirre is a splendid writer: the volume moves along at a fast pace; it's over before you know it. And of course it ends as a setup for the final volume. Trouble is, when that finally appears, you'll probably have forgotten everything that happens here. On the other hand, that might not matter much.

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“Simon Green’s Nightside is a macabre and thoroughly entertaining world.”—#1 New York Times bestselling author Jim Butcher

John Taylor works in the Nightside—the gaudy, neon noir, secret heart of London, where it’s always three in the morning, where gods and monsters make deals and seek pleasures they won’t find anywhere else. He has a gift for finding things. And sometimes what he's hired to locate can be very, very dangerous indeed.
 
Right now, for example, he's searching for The Unholy Grail, the cup that Judas drank from at the Last Supper. It corrupts all who touch it—but it also gives enormous power. So he's not the only one hunting. Angels, devils, sinners and saints—they’re all out there, tearing apart The Nightside, seeking the dark goblet.
 
And it’s only a matter of time until they realize that the famous John Taylor, the man with the gift for finding things, can lead them straight to it…

• Sales Rank: #337025 in Books
• Brand: Green, Simon R.
• Published on: 2003-10-28
• Released on: 2003-10-28
• Original language: English
• Number of items: 1
• Dimensions: 6.70" h x .60" w x 4.10" l, 1.00 pounds
• Binding: Mass Market Paperback
• 240 pages

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“I really enjoyed Green’s first John Taylor novel and the second one is even better. The usual private eye stuff—with a bizarre kick.”—Chronicle
 
“The Nightside novels are a great blending of Lovecraft and Holmes. [Agents of Light and Darkness] is an action-packed thriller, a delightful private eye investigative fantasy tale.”—Midwest Book Review
 
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Simon R. Green is the New York Times bestselling author of the Secret Histories Novels, the Novels of the Nightside, the Ghost Finders series, and the Deathstalker series.

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Take A Cup Of Unkindness
By Marc Ruby™
In this, the second volume in Simon Green's tales of The Nightside we find John Taylor back in his old haunting grounds, playing tough guy, noir detective and doing what he does best - finding things. This time he is on a grail hunt, not for the cup that Jesus drank from, but the other cup, the Judas Cup, which provides both ultimate power and ultimate corruption.
If it was just John Taylor and an ugly silver cup this would be a piece of cake for John - find it and return it to the Vatican, who will hide it from all the powers, human and otherwise. But no such luck - everyone is after it. Demons, gangsters, and angels - thousands of them, good and bad, all prepared to end the universe to gain the cup. Knowing he is out of his depth, Taylor brings Shotgun Suzie on board, and together they challenge Armageddon.

One can't fault Green for originality of plot. As The Nightside reels from the attacks of angels who are nothing like the sweet creatures of New Age philosophy, we quickly realize there is more to the story than a simple rehashing of old magickal themes. Green likes to play with ideas, even when disguised as a fantasy barn-burner. And there is plenty of that - the only reason there isn't more violence is that people keep getting slaughtered before Taylor and Suzie arrive on the scene.
The only thing that wears thin in this series is Green's habit of overplaying the characterization. Taylor, who plays a gumshoe with hidden magical talents and a knack for walking directly into trouble, is always in danger of being a stereotype, of which there are many in this tale - the wise guy bartender, the killer with a heart of gold, and, of course, Merlin. Simon Green dances the thin line between parody and imitation and brings ot off most of the time, but not always.
If you like magical stories where bad things happen to everyone and the main character keeps getting warned about his mother you might very well like this story, as I did. And there is nothing wrong about a novel that includes a bar where the spooks get drunk to the sounds of King Crimson. This was written to be fun, and more often than not, it is.

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Great addition to the series, you gotta love John Taylor
By Karissa Eckert
This is the second book in the Nightside series by Simon Green. This was a great book; much in par with the first book.

John Taylor is good at finding things; anything. When he is contacted by the Vatican to find the Unholy Grail, the most vile and evil of artifacts, he knows he is in trouble. The Unholy Grail is somewhere in the Nightside and everyone who is anyone is trying to get their hands on it. With the assistance of Shotgun Suzie, John starts the long dangerous quest to find the Unholy grail. Meanwhile the angels of heaven and hell want the Unholy Grail for themselves and will stop at nothing to get it.

This is another fast-paced, fun novel. Written in a very noir style, with great action scenes, and grisly details it's a quick (and sometimes slightly disturbing) read. It was great to get more background on Shotgun Suzie. It was also fun to meet some of the other interesting characters in the Nightside. You learn more about the Collector and get to meet Nasty Jack Starshine, along with a slew of other badies. I really enjoyed this book. My only complaint is that, again, it is such a short book.

The story is fairly self-contained with an over-arcing story that deals with the mystery behind John's mother and the mystery of why the Nightside itself exists. I look forward to reading the next book. These are well-written, easy to read, fun to read novels. They are very creative in their own way.
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"Another great book by, "Simon R. Green. P.I, "John Taylor," with his special gifts, must search out more missing persons lost in the infamous, "Nightside," a terrible place that exixts on the rim of this reality. A place filed with eerie beings, persons, and monstrous apparitions. Violence and horror. A good read."

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God's own enforcer, the righteous engine of destruction known as the Walking Man, has come to the Nightside. His sole purpose is the elimination of the wicked and the guilty, which means no one will be left in the Nightside once he gets started. So the Authorities have hired P.I. John Taylor to stop him. Legend has it that he can't be killed. Taylor is very much hoping that the legend isn't true.

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• Published on: 2009-12-29
• Released on: 2009-12-29
• Original language: English
• Number of items: 1
• Dimensions: 6.70" h x .70" w x 4.10" l,
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aA macabre and thoroughly entertaining world.a
aJim Butcher, "New York Times" bestselling author of "The Dresden Files"

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Simon R. Green is a New York Times bestselling author whose works include Drinking Midnight Wine, Beyond the Blue Moon, Blue Moon Rising, The Adventures of Hawk & Fisher, and the Deathstalker series. A resident of Bradford-on-Avon in England, he is currently working on the next Deathstalker novel.

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Had me reading well into the night
By Aussie
Good grief, the Walking Man vs John Taylor! I mean, seriously, who else but Green could cone up with something like this? It had me reading well into the night (even though I had to get up early on a cold winter morning for work). Top book!

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How am I supposed to stop the wrath of God?
By EA Solinas
Nobody can ignore it in today's society -- people who claim that they are fighting God's battles, and prove that they aren't by their own actions.

That's the central message of "Just Another Judgement Day," the ninth volume of Simon R. Green's Nightside series. And despite its flip title, this is one of the more philosophical and serious trips into the dark side of London -- lots of meditations on people who commit atrocities in God's name. And, fortunately, lots of vintage Nightside weirdness too.

First, John and Suzie are asked by the foppish Percy D'arcy to find out why his friends aren't aging. When they explore an elite clinic, they find a ghastly "Dorian Grey"-style setup run by a notorious mad genius -- Dr. Frankenstein.

Then the main story: Nature abhors a vacuum, and so does the Nightside -- with the Authorities dead, a new ruling gang has been chosen. And unexpectedly, Walker wishes John Taylor to meet the new Authorities (most of whom don't like him), especially since the Walking Man -- "the wrath of God in the world of men" -- is coming to the Nightside. He is invincible, unstoppable, merciless and immune to sorcery and science alike.

And they want John to stop him somehow. Nice easy job, huh? Unfortunately John's talent is no use as the Walking Man cuts a bloody swathe through the Nightside, the Street of the Gods, and the decidedly guilty individuals there. John and the monster-killing Chandra set out to find the only ghastly weapon capable of stopping the Walking Man -- but even that may not be enough to save them.

"Just Another Judgement Day" has Simon R. Green's typical cocktail of Nightside insanity -- Druid terrorists, sex-reversed extradimensional copies of John and Susie, the Lovecraftian Church of the Unspeakable Abomination, and zombie detectives. It even has some cameos by familiar faces such as Razor Eddie, Jessica Sorrow, Walker, and the lovable Julian Advent.

But despite this weirdness, Green is unusually serious in this book -- there's less witty banter and more focus on the difference between God's will and those who use it as a justification for murder. About halfway through, Green's writing explodes into a spray of death, gunshots, pitched battles and the occasional deflated squid-monster deity. Not to mention the Speaking Gun (yes, again), which is as gross and malignant as ever.

Fortunately about halfway through Green realizes that this is getting a bit too grim, so he inserts some mildly gross comedy in the form of a traffic tunnel that eats cars ("I used my gift to find its gag reflex") and some fun religious pamphlets ("Join the Church of the Undecided. Or don't. See if we care. We're only printing these things as a tax dodge").

But fortunately things don't get too light, and Green keeps a steady hand on Taylor's quest against the Walking Man and Chandra's crisis of faith ("Few of them were in any way worthy of the God they claimed to worship"). And he manages to pull an intriguing turnabout in the penultimate chapter, when John unearths the one way to stop the Walking Man.

And this is a pretty deep book for Taylor, whose own beliefs have been a bit nebulous but who is clearly against random supernatural-vigilantism, which makes him a good foil for the quirky, morally upright Chandra ("I have to get a new agent") who develops a very personal spiritual reason to fight the Walking Man. Walker demonstrates his more human side with his fondness for Taylor, and "black leather Valkyrie" Susie makes some progress on her post-rape phobias.

"Just Another Judgement Day" is one of Simon R Green's less humorous urban fantasies, but it touches well on a timeless topic. And it has Lovecraftian monsters as well.

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A welcome return to the Nightside
By Timothy Fitzgerald
Having read all the Nightside books and branching out to the Secret History series, Simon Green was starting to read a bit stale. While still good reads and full of fresh and interesting ideas, the last Nightside book (as well as the second SH) seemed kinda formulaic, John Taylor paint by numbers if you will.

Green seemed to just be throwing out new characters and fresh ideas just as scenery while Taylor strolled around, all of them having very little to no impact on the story or main character. Characters like Walker and Suzie were just kinda there, and the plot kinda felt very "been there, done that".

So I was pleasantly surprised to find the 9th book in the Nightside to be the best in a while. It is hard to say it is better than the middle trilogy, as that story and the individual books were all just quality jaunts through the Nightside from top to bottom. However, I would say that it is the best of the latter trilogy, and if not for the excellent Agents of Light and Darkness, better than the first trilogy as well.

What makes the new book so interesting is bringing back some real emotional investment for John Taylor. The new character introduced, The Walking Man, God's Wrath personified, places John in very interesting moral situations. He is killing evil people, but the Nightside is filled with Grey characters so where does John draw the line?

In addition to that added moral conundrum, John is also left reeling from some unexpected and unwelcomed attention and news from Walker. Walker is by far the best supporting character in the Nightside, and the relationship between he and John has always been complicated, but the new book adds a new wrinkle that deepens their connection even further.

Add in your usual array of random and creative Green beasties and baddies, and you have one satisfying romp through the Nightside. The book convinces me the Nightside still has some legs left in it (which I was seriously doubting after the Unnatural Inquirer) as well as returning John to the more heroic Champion of the Nightside role he enjoyed in earlier books. Still a hero who does not mind throwing salt in a guys face before kicking him in the balls...but a hero nonetheless!

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When cocktail waitress Sookie Stackhouse sees a naked man on the side of the road, she doesn't just drive on by. Turns out the poor thing hasn't a clue who he is, but Sookie does. It's Eric the vampire—but now he's a kinder, gentler Eric. And a scared Eric, because whoever took his memory now wants his life.

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• Brand: Harris, Charlaine
• Published on: 2004-05-04
• Released on: 2004-05-04
• Original language: English
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• Dimensions: 8.50" h x .87" w x 5.62" l,
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From Emma Bull's War for the Oaks to Laurell K. Hamilton's Anita Blake, Vampire Hunter series, from The X-Files to Buffy the Vampire Slayer, creators are mixing old European myths and legends with modern American pop culture. Incorporating influences ranging from blaxploitation movies and erotic novels to tabloid staples like UFOs and Elvis, authors and directors are creating a new mythology for the strip-mall, tract-house, cell-phone America of the new millennium.

One of the best-known and best writers of the new American mythology is Charlaine Harris. Dead to the World is the fourth novel in her Anthony Award-winning Southern Vampire series. It continues the story of psychic waitress Sookie Stackhouse, who has fallen out with her undead lover, Bill. Bill has no sooner departed for Peru, than Sookie finds the head vampire, Eric, running naked and terrified through the rural night. She helps Eric, and discovers his memory has been destroyed by a coven of unscrupulous, astonishingly powerful witches, newly arrived in her small Louisiana town, and offering a huge reward for Eric. Sookie tries to hide Eric, but her brother sees him--and immediately disappears. And Sookie finds herself caught in a war among witches, vampires, and werewolves. --Cynthia Ward

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Fans of Laurell Hamilton's Anita Blake looking for a lighter version of the vampire huntress should cotton to Sookie Stackhouse, a telepathic Louisiana gal who really wants to be normal, but suffers from a huge self-confidence problem, a case of permanent bad luck, difficult relatives and a penchant for attracting unsavory characters of the not-quite-human kind. In this fourth quirky installment in this hitherto mass-market series (after 2003's Club Dead), Sookie finds that her bad luck has taken a new turn for the worse. Sookie's love interest, Bill the vampire, runs off to Peru to do research. In his place, Sookie is stuck with Eric, Bill's boss (and head vamp for the district), who appears out of thin air buck naked with no memory of who he is or what he does. Coincidentally, Sookie's brother Jason goes missing. Less coincidentally, but more ominously, a coven of witches (who also happen to be shape-shifters and vampire blood addicts) comes rolling into the nearest big city, looking for trouble. Consistent, well-built characters and a strong, action-packed plot that will keep readers guessing to the end distinguish this frothy fusion of romance, mystery and fantasy.
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Sookie Stackhouse has broken up with Bill, her vampire lover, after he cheated with the vampire who initiated him, but being telepathic, she can't seem to get away from the supernatural. Driving home from work one day, she comes across Bill's sexy boss, Eric, half naked and on the run. When she approaches him, he doesn't remember her or even who he is. She gets him to come back to her house, and a call to his second-in-command, Pam, reveals that Hallow, a witch whose advances Eric spurned, robbed him of his memory. Still hoping to get her hands on him, Hallow is posting signs with his picture on them all over town, so Pam is determined that Eric stay put at Sookie's. Sookie is apprehensive about that, especially after her brother disappears, and she comes to suspect that the coven Hallow runs is responsible. But as her attraction to Eric deepens, Sookie finds she is drawn into the vampires' plot to attack Hallow's coven. The first hardcover in Harris' series is gripping and spicy. Kristine Huntley
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Love it.... 100%!!!! The best one so far....
By Crystal Rose
Oh my this book was awesome. I like Bill, but this book made me look at Eric a whole new way. I already can't wait to read the next installment. Sookie really just wants to be "normal". She seems real tired of all the drama that is within her life. She fines out that Bill is going to Peru to do more research for his vampire catalog, and while driving home from work she find Eric running through the woods "lost". She stops to help me and realizes that he has no memory of anything. Pam and Chow find Sookie and Eric and they decide that Eric will stay hidden with Sookie since Witches are looking for him. As Eric is staying with Sookie... he is kinder, sweeter, gentler that ever before. Sookie starts to realize that she likes this side of Eric. It is not long before Sookie and Eric are intimate, which Harris wrote beautiful I might add! Sookie even though is loving being with the nicer Eric and distraught because Jason is missing. No one knows were he is, and everything is trying to help Sookie find him with no avail. Sookie and the Vampire crew decide that they need to go after the Witches and the rest of there clan. The Vampires actually teamed up with the Weres, Wiccans, and the Shifters from Hotshots (these guys are an incest clan of Weres that you later in the book find out are were-panthers) The fight between the Witches and the Vamp, Weres, Shifter and Wiccans was pretty great. Alcide basically banished Debbie from him which was AWESOME, but the is a not a big surprise (awesome but not a big surprise) at the end for about Debbie!! We also meet a Fairy for a short while, she was kind of cool (hopefully she will be in the books again??) The fairy seems to have some type of beauty that the Vampires can't seems to turn away from. As soon as they saw her they wanted to her, though she didn`t want anything to so with them. That was interesting!! Jason is found with the help of the leader were-panther. I can't wait to read more about Jason transformation in the next book. All in all Eric does get his memory back and remembers nothing of the time and caring between himself and Sookie. I really hope that he will sooner or later, because it brought out such a beauty between Erin and Sookie. This book was so great because of those two characters.

I have always like Bill and most likely I will keep likely Bill, but Eric other side was wonderful (Don`t get me wrong, his "bad side" was awesome too but WOW he was fantastic here). Maybe you can think about it as Eric truer side, loving side was revealed in this book. Maybe, maybe not... I don't know but I must keep reading these books and I hope you do too!!

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Dual Natured Eric & Sookie Make Sparks Fly!
By Jana L.Perskie
Sookie Stackhouse, the attractive, telepathic barmaid from Bon Temps, LA, makes her fourth appearance in "Dead To The World," which I think is the best book in the series, so far. Boyfriend Bill, a Civil War veteran and vampire, is pretty much out of the picture here. He has been sent to Peru, by the Vampire Queen of Louisiana, to continue his research for the extensive vampire data base he is building. Sookie has ambivalent feelings about her old beau. He has proved to have a cheatin' heart, along with other unfaithful body parts. This is unfortunate because Sookie thought she had found the man of her dreams. However, there seems to be an abundance of other men, all preternatural, who are very interested in getting to know our Sookie better. And it is best for her to stick with the superhumans. She can't read their minds, and doesn't need to worry about keeping their inner voices at bay.

Driving home from work early New Year's morning, (there was a huge party at Merlotte's Bar), Sookie sees a half-naked, shoeless man running down the road. When she stops to help the poor guy, she realizes it is Eric, charismatic owner of Club Fangtasia, and vampire Sheriff of Area 5, which encompasses Shreveport and Bon Temps. It appears that Eric has amnesia, and remembers nothing about his life except that he is a vampire. He doesn't even know why he is running, or where. He is only aware of his terror - a very strange state for the strong, confident warrior he has always been. We learn later from Eric's cohorts that a coven of powerful witches, who use their magic for dark purposes, are attempting to take control of all the supernaturals in Area 5 - vampires, werewolves, shifters, etc.. When Eric refused to cooperate with them, they cast a spell taking away his memory. Sookie brings Eric home to care for him, through sheer kindness. Her brother Jason interferes with her altruism, however, when Eric's second in command visits to figure out an emergency course of action. Eric must remain in hiding and Jason negotiates a whopping $35,000. babysitting fee for his sister. Sookie finds that Eric is no longer the suave, scary, business-first, head-honcho vampire that she had been accustomed to. He is now tender, sincere, attentive, romantic, protective of her and grateful for her loyalty and decency. Our heroine doesn't know what to make of this drastic change, until sparks begin to fly between the two. She then decides to go with the flow. After all, Bill has been gone a long time.

"Dead To The World's" pace is fast and the action is nonstop throughout. Jason goes missing, the evil witches are on the loose, Alcide Herveaux, the hunky werewolf (from "Club Dead"), and his pack become involved in what is to be a major battle between the forces of good and evil, new characters are introduced, and much more. Per usual Charlaine Harris fills her well written narrative with humor, suspense, and thrilling plot twists and turns. The finale is outrageously good! Terrific escapist reading. I couldn't put the novel down.

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The premise of this series is that vampires have "come out" to the world at large, become legal citizens in many countries, and their effect of living in a small community in the American South. The main character is Sookie Stackhouse, who works as a barmaid and who happens to be telepathic. I won't go over the plot except to say that you can read about it from the PW or Booklist descriptions above.
I loved this book. It's very exciting, tension filled-a real page turner. I've been a fan from the beginning, and I think this may be my favorite in the series so far. Sookie is still her wonderful self, the plotting is fantastic, and I loved the little bits of information planted here and there about certain characters. (There is a certain duo I am really rooting for, conventions be damned!) I liked Bill very much in the first book, but after #2 and #3, I was ready to see Sookie move on. I found the Eric storyline in this book to be charming, and I am glad to see that Sookie herself seems to have seen it as nothing more than a temporary comfort. Having the field wide open at this point leaves many interesting possibilities for the future! And here's hoping none of them get poor Sookie beaten up again.
The only thing that gives me pause is the inevitable comparison to Laurell K. Hamilton. I have bristled at the Anita Blake comparisons since the first Sookie book came out, but even I will admit it may be getting a bit too close for comfort with the introduction of certain characters and plot devices. I've read all the Anita Blakes but the last two, as I just got bored with the lack of plot while Anita becomes ever more tiresome. With that in mind, I must admit that I laughed out loud when Sookie asks Alcide if one becomes a werewolf packmaster by fighting for the title and he replies that no, one gets elected.

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