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I'm unsure if Sookie being racist towards her coworker is the character or the author and now I'm side eyeing both. The books kind of follow a formula now, with Sookie dating a supernatural creature, doing shit humans shouldn't be doing if they want to love, getting hurt or kid napped, and then being spared and licking out on gaining favor with vampires or weres. Quin is a delightful addition though.
Sookie doesn't have that many relations, so she hated to lose one - but of all the people to go, she didn't expect it to be her cousin Hadley, a consort of New Orleans' vampire queen - after all, Hadley was technically already dead. But she is gone, beyond recall, and she's left Sookie an inheritance - one that comes with a bit of a risk - not least because someone doesn't want Sookie digging too deep into Hadley's past - or her possessions. Sookie's life is once again on the line, and this time the suspects range from the rogue werewolves who have rejected Sookie as a friend of the pack to her first love, the vampire Bill. Sookie's got a lot to do if she's going to keep herself alive ...The Sookie Stackhouse books are delightful Southern Gothic supernatural mysteries, starring Sookie, the telepathic cocktail waitress, and a cast of increasingly colourful characters, including vampires, werewolves and things that really do go bump in the night.
i really don't like bill now after this book. i never did like him. now even more. quinn is interesting.... is he really a bad guy ,? i don't trust him fully.