The Kitchen's on FIRE!

Dead as a Doornail by Charlaine Harris

Since Sookie Stackhouse found her brother Jason in a shed bitten all over his body by a werepanther, she knew that the change was coming. Jason has a pretty good outlook on his coming future, more than most Weres Sookie knows. Everything is going pretty well in Bon Temps until a sniper decides to focus his murderous attention on the dual natured in the small community. Sookie not only has to worry about her brother becoming a victim of the sniper, but she also knows that Jason’s fellow werepanther’s think that the shooter is him. She has to settle the score before the next full moon or his brethren may be after him too.

A few big changes take place in this book, one being Jason, another is Sookie’s house is caught on fire. While she’s sleeping in it, by someone she doesn’t know, and drama as always with the vamps and weres. Another is Eric. He can’t remember his time that he spent with Sookie and she refuses to tell him about his little confession that he wanted to stay with her forever. I can relate to this, if the man said he wanted to quit his life and start anew with me and couldn’t remember it, I think I would wait it out and see what would unfold. Dead as a Doornail also gives a big intro to the relationship with Quinn the Weretiger. I enjoyed Quinn it puts another dynamic into what Sookie’s looking for in a relationship, gives some character to what she may be missing with the vamps.

Largely I can’t remember what happens between the books. This series is not something that will blow your mind or even give you a minor head ache from thinking. They are purely entertainment. If you are looking for a series that blows your mind, you’ve come to the wrong place, but if you want a fun series that keeps you entertained, enjoy!