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Living Dead In Dallas: A True Blood Novel - Charlaine Harris


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Living Dead In Dallas: A True Blood Novel - Charlaine Harris

 
Description: ISBN 0575089385 / Genre: Fiction / Author: Charlaine Harris / Paperback / 288 Pages / Book is published 2009-07-09 by Gollancz

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 ... agreement with the head of Area 5, Eric the main vampire in the area, to lend her telepathic powers in exchange for her safe being in her "relationship" with Bill, another vampire, she is called upon to aid and assist the Dallas vampires to find one of there missing brothers. After following up "A lead" concerning an evangelical type organisation called "worshipers of the sun", Sookie is drawn into either side of the argument "for or against" the bloodsuckers, trouble is she has al...more

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kaitlinsmummy
Premium Review Living Dead In Dallas: A True Blood Novel - Charlaine Harris: The book that bites back! (779 words)
by - written on 01/11/09 (Very useful, 47 readings)
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After a small break from reading my vampire genre books ( I managed a whole non vampire book!), I am now refreshed after feeling a little jaded, and am now back on the case. After recently reading and reviewing the previous book in this particular series (the books that the hit series True Blood was based on), I was pleased to find the second one work it's way into my greedy little grasp....hence this review! The book I will now review is - "Living dead in Dallas- Charlaine Harris" The book I have to say will confuse you, but only (if like me), you have watched the True Blood series before reading the books, as the chronological ...  Read the complete review

joncarey9
Premium Review Living Dead In Dallas: "This is as rainbow as Bon Temps gets ... (807 words)
by - written on 18/09/09 (Very useful, 86 readings)
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Living Dead in Dallas is the second book in The Southern Vampire Mysteries series, by author Charlaine Harris. I read the first book in the series after watching the True Blood TV programme, of which it is based, and I thoroughly enjoyed it. So the next step was to carry on reading Harris's books. The second series of True Blood is based on this second book, but it's much more loosely done than season one and the Dead Until Dark book. The story is roughly the same but there are some quite major differences, things have been added to the TV programme and some quite key plot points have been left out of the book. This is a review of the book though and not ...  Read the complete review

 

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