Sookie is a small town, southern, cocktail waitress. She proclaims she is afflicted by a 'disability'...mind reading. Sookie has been waiting for something to perk up her dull life. That's when Bill the vampire shows up and Sookie's life goes from dead to deadly.
I adore Bill the vampire. I can get into the mystery. I am not yet totally offended by the graphic nature. The sex was a little explicit. I am totally down with Sookie's 'disability'. But Heaven help her personality. What the heck does Bill want with her? It's okay that she is a little 'old fashion', naive, and unsophisticated....maybe it's the way she speaks. Something about her rubs me the wrong way. I guess I will have to learn to live with it because I plan on continuing the series, at least to the next book.
Rating 3.5 Obviously Sookie drives me to drinking but I did like the rest of the book.
Rating R Graphic violence, graphic sex, murder.
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