There’s really not that much to say about this book, at least not anything new. I feel like I’ve said it all in my reviews for the former books in this series.

I’m still annoyed as hell when it comes to all the repetitions. So much that it’s a nag to read it (and it’s probably a nag to hear me complaining about it as well). Because of this, it takes me forever to read the first half of these books. When the repetitions are finally done (or at least most of them), and the new story springs through, it is a joy to read the rest. And the last couple of chapters are really exciting. At the end, all you want to do is start reading the next book.

I’m way more intrigued by Sookie’s love life than the mystery at hand ...

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