If there's one thing about the Sookie Stackhouse novels, they are ... not particularly predictable. Understanding your likes and dislikes, you really do need to read the latest novel. Harris' book is more about Sookie the character than Sookie the woman who always needs to have a man around (even if that's usually how it turns out for her). Things change. I'm just sayin'. ;) As mentioned, TONS of fodder for the HBO series.
And yes, I totally understand what you mean. I'm a total sucker for Edwardian romance. And I know which authors to read for that. But if I'm looking for that, those authors are where I go. I stopped reading Laurel K a while ago.
Jane Eyre is my favorite romance of all time. Probably says something about me. ;)
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Date: 2008-10-14 05:01 pm (UTC)And yes, I totally understand what you mean. I'm a total sucker for Edwardian romance. And I know which authors to read for that. But if I'm looking for that, those authors are where I go. I stopped reading Laurel K a while ago.
Jane Eyre is my favorite romance of all time. Probably says something about me. ;)