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Dead Ever After (Sookie Stackhouse/True Blood) Hardcover – May 7, 2013

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THE FINAL SOOKIE STACKHOUSE NOVEL

There are secrets in the town of Bon Temps, ones that threaten those closest to Sookie—and could destroy her heart....

Sookie Stackhouse  finds it easy to turn down the request of former barmaid Arlene when she wants her job back at Merlotte’s. After all, Arlene tried to have Sookie killed. But her relationship with Eric Northman is not so clearcut. He and his vampires are keeping their distance…and a cold silence. And when Sookie learns the reason why, she is devastated.

Then a shocking murder rocks Bon Temps, and Sookie is arrested for the crime.


But the evidence against Sookie is weak, and she makes bail. Investigating the killing, she’ll learn that what passes for truth in Bon Temps is only a convenient lie. What passes for justice is more spilled blood. And what passes for love is never enough…

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“The Sookie Stackhouse series seamlessly mixes sensuality, violence, and humor.”—Boulder Weekly

“Harris’s creation offers a magical and mysterious twist on traditional vampire stories.”—
Houston Chronicle

“What sucked me in? Definitely the books’ oddly charming, often funny mix of the mundane and the absurd. And the chills and thrills in boudoirs and various locales around the South aren’t too bad either.”—
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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.

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  • ASIN ‏ : ‎ 193700788X
  • Publisher ‏ : ‎ Ace; First Edition (May 7, 2013)
  • Language ‏ : ‎ English
  • Hardcover ‏ : ‎ 352 pages
  • ISBN-10 ‏ : ‎ 9781937007881
  • ISBN-13 ‏ : ‎ 978-1937007881
  • Item Weight ‏ : ‎ 1.39 pounds
  • Dimensions ‏ : ‎ 6.37 x 1.37 x 9 inches
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Charlaine Harris was born in Tunica, Mississippi, and raised in the Mississippi River Delta area in the middle of a cotton field. Though her early works consisted largely of poems about ghosts and, later, teenage angst, she wrote plays when she attended Rhodes College in Memphis, Tennessee and started writing novels a few years later.

After publishing two stand-alone mysteries, Harris launched a light-hearted mystery series 'starring' Georgia librarian Aurora Teagarden. The first of the eight books, Real Murders, was shortlisted for Best Novel in the 1990 Agatha Awards. In 1996, she released the first of the much darker Shakespeare mysteries, featuring the amateur sleuth Lily Bard, a karate student who makes her living cleaning houses.

Charlaine Harris then wrote the first of her Southern vampire mysteries starring Sookie Stackhouse, the quirky, telepathic waitress who works in a bar in the fictional Northern Louisiana town of Bon Temps. Dead Until Dark won the Anthony Award for Best Paperback Mystery. It also won Harris a whole new fan club of devoted readers and pushed her into the bestseller lists. The Sookie Stackhouse series, in which Sookie has to deal with vampires, werecreatures and other supernatural folk - not to mention her own complicated love life - was also instrumental in creating the urban fantasy genre.

Sookie Stackhouse also enchanted Alan Ball, creator of the smash TV show Six Feet Under, who took an option and wrote and directed the pilot episode for True Blood himself. It was an instant hit when it premiered in the US, and that success was repeated when it was first aired in Britain last year. The second season of TRUE BLOOD will start this spring.

Harris's newest series features Harper Connelly, a young woman who, after being struck by lightning, finds herself able to locate the bodies of the dead and to determine the cause of their death. There are four Harper titles (Grave Sight, Grave Surprise, An Ice Cold Grave and Grave Secret).

Charlaine Harris is a member of the Mystery Writers of America and the American Crime Writers League. She is a member of the board of Sisters in Crime, and alternates with Joan Hess as president of the Arkansas Mystery Writers Alliance. She is married, the mother of three, and lives in a small town in Southern Arkansas. When she is not writing her own books, she reads omnivorously!

Here are the Sookie Stackhouse True Blood novels in series order:

Dead Until Dark: Sookie Stackhouse 1

Living Dead In Dallas: Sookie Stackhouse 2

Club Dead: Sookie Stackhouse 3

Dead To The World: Sookie Stackhouse 4

Dead As A Doornail: Sookie Stackhouse 5

Definitely Dead: Sookie Stackhouse 6

All Together Dead: Sookie Stackhouse 7

From Dead To Worse: Sookie Stackhouse 8

Dead And Gone: Sookie Stackhouse 9

Dead In The Family: Sookie Stackhouse 10

A Touch Of Dead (a Sookie Stackhouse short story collection_

Here are the Harper Connelly novels in series order:

Grave Sight: Harper Connelly 1

Grave Surprise: Harper Connelly 2

An Ice Cold Grave: Harper Connelly 3

Grave Secret: Harper Connelly 4

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Customers enjoy the book and find it enjoyable. However, some feel the book is rushed and feels forced. There are mixed opinions on the ending, character development, and enjoyment. Some find it wonderful and awesome, while others find it confusing and dumber. Opinions differ on the writing style, with some finding it well-written and different from the rest, while others think it's terrible and has continuity errors.

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1,714 customers mention "Readability"1,226 positive488 negative

Customers enjoyed the book. They found it engaging and enjoyable, saying it immersed them in the story. The novels are better than the television series, with mystery, danger, and happy moments.

"...you gave me so many minutes of pleasurable reading...." Read more

"...It was fun, enjoyable, and allowed a woman whom had one hell of a rough few years to finally have hope she can just be happy." Read more

"...I don't want to give away any spoilers So this is going to be hard to Review, I will have Spoilers from earlier books...." Read more

"...This character was completely marvelous in so many ways, complex, brilliant, gorgeous...." Read more

1,606 customers mention "Ending"831 positive775 negative

Customers have mixed opinions about the ending. Some find it satisfying and well-crafted, bringing closure to the series. Others feel it's confusing to follow the storyline at times, leaving some questions unresolved.

"...I loved the plot of Dead Ever After, I thought that loose ends were tied up nicely, I wasn't left hanging not knowing what was going to happen in..." Read more

"...I don't deny the ending was a bit rushed, it still worked...." Read more

"...worrying about money and the morality of her choices, thinking of romance and love, dealing with tough situations and most of all hoping to find..." Read more

"...The abrupt ending did not resolve squat. And when I say abrupt, I mean abrupt. As in Sam helps Sookie out the car, they embrace, end of story. WTF?..." Read more

409 customers mention "Character development"218 positive191 negative

Customers have mixed views on the character development. Some find the characters great and strong, with a brave heroine and the return of past characters. Others mention that the characters aren't the same, act out of character, or become flat and stuck.

"...she has changed from an Insecure waitress, to a Strong, Loyal, Loving Kickass Heroine...." Read more

"...There was no depth to any of the characters, so much so that even all the major players in the series came off almost unrecognizable to me & I..." Read more

"...-Return of past characters, I appreciated getting to spend some time with Mr, Cataliades, Amelia and Bob, Barry, Tara, and many others I had come to..." Read more

"...Sookie is not Sookie. She is a bitter, heartless blonde who considers sleeping with Bill as revenge...." Read more

337 customers mention "Enjoyment"195 positive142 negative

Customers have mixed reviews about the book. Some find it an enjoyable adventure with an interesting and exciting storyline. Others feel the plot is sloppy, exasperating, and lacks excitement.

"...You created something new and magical - and although it wasn't always perfect (frankly nothing I do is either), you gave me so many minutes of..." Read more

"...of the book, and even if I could forgive the scrunching, there was no excitement! No payoff! Their first kiss gave me only the most tiny of shivers...." Read more

"...It was fun, enjoyable, and allowed a woman whom had one hell of a rough few years to finally have hope she can just be happy." Read more

"...This book is an onerous snarl of a beast that offers no enjoyment...." Read more

326 customers mention "Writing style"134 positive192 negative

Customers have different views on the writing style. Some find it well-written and readable, with an edited version. Others mention continuity errors and unfamiliar writing styles.

"...Sookie did not sound like Sookie. The way the early chapters were written was completely foreign...." Read more

"...The final book was very readable and I did like the mysteries and the story about Arlene and Sookie's arrest for murder...." Read more

"...From there I immediately liked the prologue. Yes, the alternate voices was a different approach, but there was a deal with the devil!..." Read more

"...The book's written well up until the end and then it's just hurried out the door, so to speak...." Read more

253 customers mention "Imagination"89 positive164 negative

Customers have different views on the book's imagination. Some find it clever and resourceful, praising the unique way Harris writes minor details. Others mention serious inconsistencies, plot lines that don't make sense, and non-sequitur characterizations.

"...just wasn't believable. Not a bit. That's my biggest complaint about this book, that Eric and Sookie did not end up together...." Read more

"...I read these books was for the characters, and the unique way Harris wrote minor details (what Sookie wore, thought, cookied, etc) made this world..." Read more

"...and the fans walking away from the series with hurt feelings, dashed expectations, and disillusionment about the redeeming value of a 13 book..." Read more

"...This book was not told by the Sookie we have come to know and love. I can not overlook her complete personality change, it just wasn't her...." Read more

105 customers mention "Value for money"55 positive50 negative

Customers have different views on the book's value for money. Some find it a reasonable choice and a good closure to the series. Others feel it's a waste of time and money, with no depth or believability. The retail price is high, but on par with small press limited editions.

"...of each of these novels & every single one before now was well worth their price...." Read more

"...No payoff! Their first kiss gave me only the most tiny of shivers. It was just so sad. It could have been built up...." Read more

"...read it, but given that this was the last book, I decided it was worth the money to go ahead and get it. ***..." Read more

"...The retail price is a bit high, but on par with small press limited editions...." Read more

224 customers mention "Rushedness"51 positive173 negative

Customers feel the book is rushed and underdeveloped. They mention it feels forced and confusing, with no proper buildup to the romance. The plotlines are numerous and quickly resolved.

"...The book just unravels. By the way, no detective work is going on in this town for Arlene’s killer...." Read more

"...At only 338 pages, it feels rushed and completely reaching, as though the author was desperate to create some ridiculous mystery that would somehow..." Read more

"...As a result, this relationship seems very forced and unconvincing. This will be a let down for any fans of that pairing...." Read more

"...The writing, especially in the earlier books, is fast pace with an easy storytelling style...." Read more

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Boo how I was kind of let down!
Book was fine but for the very last book in a series I loved I wish that it had ended with more of a bang. I kind of feel let down by this last book in the series and feel like it kind of puttered out in the end. I still highly recommend reading the series but wasn't particularly happy with the end of this last book.
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  • Reviewed in the United States on June 10, 2013
    I was terrified to read this story because of the bad reviews that I have read. I didn't understand why everyone was hating it because I tried to stay away from spoilers. I have loved this series since I started reading them seven years ago, since then they have become my favourite series by far, I hate seeing it end but I don't believe it could have ended any better, I don't want to give away any spoilers So this is going to be hard to Review, I will have Spoilers from earlier books.

    Sookies Life

    Sookie is the main character, she is a waitress for Merlottes Bar and Diner, She is a Telepath and part fairy, her life has been horrible. Full of violence and mistreatment, But along her adventures she has changed from an Insecure waitress, to a Strong, Loyal, Loving Kickass Heroine. She never wants to be a Vampire because she loves the sun, her family and being human/fae.

    The Men in Sookies Life

    Bill

    Bill is a Vampire and Sookie's first love. The first few books of the Series I thought Bill was great, he was loving and trying to make himself into a good mainstreaming Vampire. Later Bill, after a few revelations, Bill messed up badly and broke Sookies heart. Bill has been trying to get back with Sookie ever since. I don't think Bill would make a great lifetime partner for Sookie, although he loves Sookie he can become very obsessed with his job, as well as selfish.

    Alcide

    Alcide is a hot sexy werewolf, He is Packmaster for the Shreveport Pack. Although Alcide is a wolf and alive I don't think I would like to see Sookie Settle with Alcide, he has a lot of emotional baggage, plus as Packmaster he is always going to be in danger and the Wolves are just too violent for a human to be part of long-term.

    Quinn

    Quinn was a good-looking distraction.

    Eric

    I have always through the whole series been Team Eric with his warped sense of humor, His strong position with the Vampires, Sexy, Confident and just a tad Evil. He has the whole loyal, loving bad boy thing happening and he does it so well. He is more the type of Vampire I like not afraid to drink straight from the Vein, not afraid to kill, he is a big scary Vamp that you want on your side. But as much as I love Eric, Sookie doesn't want to be a Vampire. Really how well could a human and Vampire last together, plus Eric is impatient and doesn't like being told no. Eric is such a wonderful sexy vampire fantasy, but he is not one to settle down to marriage forever with a human. I don't see him as relationship material, He is wild and should not be tied down. If Sookie wanted to turn into a Vampire I would want her to spend eternity with Eric. In the last few books I have been losing Interest in Eric because when placed into a loving relationship with Sookie, he became soft, I didn't see him as a bad boy anymore just whipped and I hated it.

    Sam

    If I could imagine a happy ending for Sookie as a human, This is my pick Sam is beautiful, loyal, Kickass, Sexy and Protective. He has always been on the sideline of Sookie's life ready to jump in when she needs him. He has bad luck with choosing the wrong woman, but has shown on more than one occasion that he has strong feelings for Sookie. Sam can give Sookie everything she wants in life, Security, Protection, Babies and the sunshine.

    I loved the plot of Dead Ever After, I thought that loose ends were tied up nicely, I wasn't left hanging not knowing what was going to happen in Sookie's life. The only problem I had with the plot was that I found Sookie to be unemotional, she is usually a very emotional person and after the turmoil of Eric trying to break the engagement with the Queen, I felt sookie was quite out of character in the way she was reacting. Honestly I could not have been happier by the ending, I can now put the Sookieverse to rest, knowing everything is alright in their world.

    On a side note I would love to see a spin-off with Hunter growing up I think that would be great.

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  • Reviewed in the United States on May 8, 2013
    Thank you Charlaine Harris for years and books with Sookie and her family and her friends. You created something new and magical - and although it wasn't always perfect (frankly nothing I do is either), you gave me so many minutes of pleasurable reading. My best days were spent like Sookie (but with sunscreen on) lying on my chaise in my backyard entering her/your universe and being transported away from my own problems.

    This book is true to the roots of the Sookie book-verse. It reads to me very similarly in style and writing and content to books, say 1-5. They had flaws sure, but I just think everyone loves to hate a winner, and the judgements put forth on this book are very different than someone would put on the exact same book if it were book three in a new series by a new author named Charlaine Harris. Go reread book three and this book. They have down-home Sookie caring about her friends and family, cooking and cleaning, worrying about money and the morality of her choices, thinking of romance and love, dealing with tough situations and most of all hoping to find her place in both her small-town universe and the supernatural one. It's all still there.

    Spoiler alert:
    I think most of us cannot make enormous changes in our fundamental essential character just for love. Change is hard and unlikely-even small changes. I adored the Eric Sookie romance, but it was clear that at her fundamental core, her life would be lacking happiness essentials she loved and needed (children, family, normal life) were she to end up with him. It too was impossible to think after hundreds of years that the core of Eric would change so fundamentally for him to be happy living with limited power in a small town with an aging Sookie. Maybe they could have adopted a child from China? ;) See a rational Eric/Sookie universe doesn't work. We all knew that, even though Eric is one sexy beast!

    I don't have that life myself - being an urban liberal singleton. But I grew up in a town like Sookie's, and yeah, I like to picture her growing older, surrounded by chubby babies, watching them grow up and then give her grandchildren. I want to imagine her shopping at Walmart, making her tortilla casserole, fondly watching her husband eat it with vigor, admiring a sunrise with him, working in the garden with him, smiling at him over a funny line in sermon at church. Maybe Sookie turns into gran, guiding a struggly telepathic granddaughter through her tough teenage years. I think of her as having supernatural mysteries and hardships, but instead of those being the center of her life - they are woven into her full tapestry. Enjoy the sun surrounded by love, Sookie; you deserve it. You are not perfect--none of us are--and your perpetual struggle with that is why I have felt so close to you for so many years. I will miss you.

    I really wish to some extent that True Blood never came to exist. I feel like it has brought in a loud whiny brutal unkind fan base who seem to have some view of Sookie that is not the Sookie of the books. I am almost glad Charlaine has ended the book series, because I can't deal with bitter irrational vitriol directed to her every attempt. So many fans who claim to be lifelong fans of the book (which I don't really believe - I don't think all these one star reviewers bought these books and loved them before True Blood came out) have their heads and hearts ready to hate and have merged Sookie/Eric/Bill from the books with the characters on TV.

    I do honestly think a fan of an early book pre-True Blook-- and if this book were modified a tiny bit to temporally fit in---that person would have enjoyed this book greatly. Charlaine's writing has never been about beautiful elegant prose. It has been about slipping into the head and heart of a really smart, goodhearted but flawed, small-town supernatural waitress, solving some mysteries, and having a little bit of hot romance on the side. :)

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    This romance in this is true to the Sookie of the book-universe. She has had hot moments with Sam for a very long time. Sure he was in "friend" role, but there was an underlying spicy hot occasional interactions to their friendship. Eric is a vampire, a coldhearted selfish being - whom we all knew cared about Sookie more than he had ever cared about anyone. I love Skarsgaard, but some on - there was no way to resolve a Sookie/Eric romance without her life being a unhappy mess. She's Gran's granddaughter. She's want family and kids and church and community...and that was never going to happen with Eric. Would Eric be happy with 60 year old Sookie? Would Sookie be happy as a vampire?

    A possible resolution would have been a new person which would have been a bit lame and too fast, Sam, or magic turning Bill into a human. Obviously, Eric was never going to be a final solution, Alcide had been written off, and Quinn "annoying babe" man was getting pushed further away.
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  • Amazon Customer
    5.0 out of 5 stars Great book series
    Reviewed in Canada on August 14, 2024
    Loved the book and storyline
  • Amazon Customer
    5.0 out of 5 stars Book review
    Reviewed in the United Kingdom on December 17, 2024
    An interesting book as well as enjoyable 😊
  • fnaberry
    5.0 out of 5 stars Bella conclusione
    Reviewed in Italy on February 7, 2021
    Ho letto tutta la saga di Sookie in inglese, cosa che consiglio a tutti perchè è un linguaggio molto semplice e alla portata di tutti e permette di praticare la lingua. Ad ogni modo ho amato molto questo finale, non spoilero nulla ma era un po' quello che tutti speravamo...
    Dopo 13 libri la saga è rimasta avvincente in ogni capitolo e Sookie è un personaggio davvero gradevole e terra a terra.
    Ho solo una domanda a cui proprio non ho saputo dar risposta: perchè Hunter è telepate? Ci è stato spiegato perchè lo sono Barry e Sookie ma non si è scoperto nulla di Hunter. O sbaglio?
    Ad ogni modo acquisto consigliato
  • Khushboo Patel
    5.0 out of 5 stars My review......
    Reviewed in India on December 11, 2020
    I have reread the sookie Stackhouse series........ book 13 ...... I actually expected sookie to end up with Eric ........ don't like Sam in that place...... since from book 4 - 12....... it's been Eric and sookie ....... Sam was infatuated with her becoz of her fae blood...... all supes were ...... I would have liked the ending to be more better........ anyways it's been a great series........ worth rereading ..... it has suspense, thriller, paranormal romance, action, adventure, etc... but definitely better than the Tv series True blood. Charlaine Harris deserves 5 stars....... Good piece ..... !!
  • Luz Ma Villela
    5.0 out of 5 stars La última!
    Reviewed in Mexico on August 25, 2014
    La última de una fantástica serie! Lástima que termin'. Me hubiera gustado saber cuantos hijos tuvieron Sookie y Sam. Y si Niall regresó algunas vez. Si alguno de los hijos recibió el regalo de Desmond Catáliades, si Bill encontró a alguien con quien compartir su larga vida. En fin.