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I’m back from the dead Fab and Furious readers! Just in time to review this book fittingly titled Dead Until Dark. Oooh sounds scary but that’s not how this book pans out. Remember what they say, don’t judge a book by it’s cover.
Sookie Stackhouse is not your ordinary small-time cocktail waitress in small-town Bon Temps. Most often than not, she’s quiet, keeps to herself, and she doesn’t really have a social life to boast of. However, our pretty blond heroine has her reasons for shutting most people out – it’s because she can read their minds.
Being a mind-reader doesn’t only make you un-dateable, majority of the human race will think you’re crazy as well. But for Sookie, the hardest part of being able to read minds is NOT being able to have a man in his life. Imagine hearing all the indecent thoughts running through your date’s head when you haven’t even started with the main course yet. And so because of this, Sookie always thought of her “ability” as a “disability”, then along came Bill…
Now Bill is even more bizarre than our Sookie because Bill is a true-to-life, or more appropriately true-to-death vampire. Yes he’s a vampire guys and gals, he has been one since 1870. The most amazing thing about Bill however is that Sookie can’t read his mind. So the story gets more interesting when Sookie and Bill gets involved with each other in a very peculiar relationship for the most ordinary reason. Bill has been the only man with whom Sookie felt like she was normal – not psychic Sookie, not even crazy Sookie.
But fate doesn’t seem to be on Sookie’s side because just when she thought she found the love of her life, people she knew started turning up dead and the police think that a vampire is responsible for the deaths. Of course Sookie knows that it’s not Bill who’s doing all the horrendous murders, but she can’t prove that because only she believes it so she and her vampire-lover need to find out who the killer is before the killer gets to Sookie.

I have only finished reading 90% if this book but boy can I just say that it’s a FAB, FAB, FAB read?! I didn’t want to write a review AFTER reading it because I know I will be sad to reach the end of this fascinating story woven by Harris proving that the course of true love (especially between a psychic human and a vampire) never did run smooth. I enjoy reading this book so much that I don’t want it to end. I even had to tear myself away from it last night, or rather this morning, because it was already 3:30 AM and I had to be at the office by 8 AM – that’s how great a read Dead Until Dark is!
I know I’m gushing but I can’t help it folks. You just have to read this one for yourself and I swear you will not regret a single second that you spent poring over this masterpiece.
This book is a combination of mystery, suspense, a dash of drama, but mostly romance. I highly recommend this book to everyone, even to those who are not really bookworms like yours truly. If the romance of Sookie and Bill doesn’t get you hooked, I don’t know what will.

Five Fab Stars!