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New in the #1 New York Times bestselling Sookie Stackhouse series—the basis for HBO®'s True Blood!With Felipe de Castro, the Vampire King of Louisiana (and Arkansas and Nevada), in town, it's the worst possible time for a body to show up in Eric Northman's front yard—especially the body of a woman whose blood he just drank.Now, it's up to Sookie and Bill, the official Area Five investigator, to solve the murder. Sookie thinks that, at least this time, the... more
Published: May 1, 2012 by Penguin Press
Genre: Science Fiction & Fantasy, Romance. Fiction. 336 pages
There were more than a few points in the book when I found myself wishing things were progressing a bit faster...I felt like Harrris was tired of writing Sookie adventures and was ready to be finished with the series
Full ReviewI say good riddance. I have loved Sookie and her world for a long time, but after this book it seems to me that it's running out of juice.
Full ReviewI must admit, if Harris hadn’t promised to end with the next one, this series is getting to me close to the end of my patience.
Full ReviewDeadlocked has no plot, none whatsoever. Nor does it have anything else going for it that may keep the reader’s attention.
Full ReviewA dull, overly complicated entry in the swampy gothic romance that feeds fans and starves newcomers.
Full ReviewWhere was the plot? Where? We had an event at the beginning of the book and then the rest of the plot was jammed in the last few chapters at the very end. In between we had a whole lot of nothing.
Full ReviewSookie’s dilemmas and choices have become complacent and monotonous.
Full ReviewSeveral story lines fizzle out in this novel which makes for a downer read.
Full ReviewSookie Stackhouse has and will always have a special place in my heart but the last few books in this series has left me so utterly disappointed and deflated.
Full ReviewHarris is tying up loose ends. She's also, as other readers complained, moving certain things in a different direction. To do that, she has to spend a lot of time on things that may seem trivial.
Full ReviewThe plot was pretty much the same as all the rest of the books in the series.
Full ReviewDeadlocked makes a gripping and engrossing read – a one- or two-sitting reading is a distinct possibility here – so take my advice and remember to finish your chores and switch off the phone before turning the opening pages
Full ReviewI think you really need to start from the beginning to get the full enjoyment of these books because the last few have really centered around finishing out her story instead of adding a whole lot of new plot points.
Full ReviewThere was some laughs, some banter, some action – it’s just the plot was boring
Full ReviewDeadlocked brings back the classic Sookie Mystery...she got a spark of inspiration for this one.
Full ReviewThis one has lots of tension and some quiet, happy moments too. All in all this was a great episode for those of us who have been following along with Sookie's adventures since the first book.
Full ReviewDeadlocked doesn’t hit the spot like previous instalments...seems to be a lot of ‘filler’;
Full ReviewI enjoyed the book, but the resolution of the fae storyline was not fleshed out enough for me...I do think this one is stronger than the last two installments.
Full ReviewI read this book and I wondered why I was still reading this series at all. Simply, it feels like Harris is just going through the motions.
Full Reviewit reaffirmed why I love this series so much. The world that Ms. Harris has created is phenomenal and so rich with supernatural characters, you want to pack your bags and move to Bon Temps just to experience it.
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