| ISBN: | 9781101134047 |
| Publisher: | Ace |
| Published: | 26 March, 2002 |
| Format: | eBook |
| Links | Penguin |
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Part of The Southern Vampire Mysteries (Series)
- 1 Rosemary and Rue
- 2 A Local Habitation
- 3 An Artificial Night
- 4 Late Eclipses
- 5 One Salt Sea
- 5.1 In Sea-Salt Tears
- 5.2 A Fantasy Medley 2
- 6 Ashes of Honor: An October Daye Novel (October Daye Series)
- 7 Chimes at Midnight
- 7.1 Never Shines The Sun
- 8 The Winter Long (Toby Daye Book 8)
- 8.1 The Fixed Stars
- 8.2 No Sooner Met
- 9 Dead and Gone
- 9 A Red Rose Chain (Toby Daye Book 9)
- 9.1 Heaps of Pearl
- 9.2 Full of Briars
- 10 Once Broken Faith (Toby Daye Book 10)
- 11 The Brightest Fell
- 11.1 Of Things Unknown
- 12 Deadlocked
- 12 Night and Silence
- 12.1 Suffer a Sea-Change
- 13 Untitled Sookie 13: A True Blood Novel
- 13 The Unkindest Tide
- 14 A Killing Frost: 14
- 15 When Sorrows Come (October Daye)
- 15.5 And With Reveling
- 16 Be the Serpent (October Daye)
- 17 Sleep No More (October Daye)
- 17.5 Candles and Starlight
- 19 Silver and Lead
- 20 A Divided Duty
- 1-8 Sookie Stackhouse Set
- 1-10 The Sookie Stackhouse Novels Boxset (10 Novels)
- 6.1 - One Word Answer Bite
- 11.1 - If I Had a Hammer Home Improvement: Undead Edition
- Dead in the Family
- Dead as a Doornail
- From Dead to Worse
- Club Dead
- All Together Dead
- Living Dead in Dallas
- Dead to the World
- Dead and Gone
- Touch of Dead
- Gift Wrap
- Dracula Night
- Dancers in the Dark
- Lucky
- One Word Answer
- Fairy Dust
- Tacky
- Dead Reckoning
- A Touch of Dead
- Dead Reckoning
- Two Blondes
- Definitely Dead
- Definitely Dead
The second novel in #1 New York Times bestselling author Charlaine Harris's 'addictively entertaining'(Locus) Sookie Stackhouse series. Even though Sookie has her own vampire to look out for her-her red-ho
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