From Dead to Worse

Can anyone give me the series names in order plz? I have read Dead until Dark, Living Dead in Dallas, and Club Dead...Club Dead is book three but I have no clue where to go from there...Plz help?

Well, I must say that this book was probably one of the most un-climactic books in the Sookie Stackhouse series so far for me.

It gives you a great build up on the back of the book by saying how Sookie will find herself facing danger, death and betrayal but after reading it I must admit that I'm left feeling a bit deflated.

The werewolf war, un-climactic; The vampire takeover, un-climactic; and most of all the ending, un-climactic!! I know the ending was probably done the way it was to leave the readers hanging for the next instalment, but I'm not sold.

For most of this book I was just frustrated in one way or another. The whole way she handled the episode with Quinn was just a little odd and the sagas going on between Sookie and Sam and Sookie and Eric are starting to lose their fun now.

I am kind of getting the feeling that the author is starting to run out of fresh ideas so is starting to grip at straws just to keep churning out more instalments. When author's start to obviously do this it really annoys me. I've read quite a few large series before that keep you hanging off the edge of your seat with every book but I definitely don't get that with this series anymore.

I'm just not feeling the excitement of sitting down and opening up the next book and think I will start on something else for a change before I do. Maybe a rest will be just what I need to get me interested in the next instalment. We'll see......

More Eric, and Eric remembering was just the cats pyjamas. Vampire politics, plenty of danger and another great Sookie read.

Like I said before, this series is awesome! The whole thing leaves me biting my lip at every turn, and I can't wait to own and re-read every one and then run right to the next.

Lots of questions answered. And a few new things are given for us to ponder. It was full of information and tying up loose ends. It was kinda jumbled, but the result was enjoyable.