*SPOILER ALERT*

Dead Ever After is the final series in the Sookie Stackhouse series. The story immediately takes place after Sookie uses her coveted cluviel dor on Sam, and in the midst of Eric Northman's promise to an arranged marriage with the Queen of Oklahoma, Freyda. For a majority of the beginning book we see a lot of Sam's personal struggle in being brought back from the dead. He is distant and cold. Sookie, between feeling betrayed by Eric, and not understanding Sam's feelings, has to deal with a murder. The problem is, she's the main suspect.

This book is only really good for those who have put up with the rest.

The only thing I liked about this book was that it was the last.

I didn't like just about everything in this book. It was painful to read, confusing, and a total let down.

This book made me feel let down. There were twelve books of decent character developments and relationships that went down the toilet in this book.

Charlaine Harris has written a lot of books and has sold many. I sort of wonder about the validity of this book, however. It's so different from the rest and is filled with so much garbage, one can't help but wonder if a ghost writer is responsible for this one.

I wouldn't recommend this book for anyone that hasn't read the previous books. Even then, I might still tell them it's utter garbage. True Blood fans hoping to discover any insight to spoilers would also be disappointed as the show is vastly different and doesn't follow the plots from the book what-so-ever.

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