Sookie Stackhouse Books In Order
Trouble Putting The Sookie Stackhouse Books In Order?
If you have troubles putting the Sookie Stackhouse books in order, this article will help you read them in the proper order for storyline continuity. I suggest you read them in sequential order, so that you really get to enjoy the entire series.
Many things happening in one book will be mentioned briefly in the next one - or even in two books down the road, and it's so annoying when you have no idea what the writer is talking about! This is why the Sookie Stackhouse novels order is quite important.
The latest Sookie Stackouse book, called Dead Ever After, published in 2013.
Charlaine Harris has written a fabulous paranormal romance series (specifically in the urban fantasies category) called the Southern Vampire Mysteries, featuring the lovely Sookie Stackhouse, a waitress with a flair for finding trouble (and vampires) every step of the way.
I loved every single book in the series, and I can't wait for #13 called Dead Ever After, which should be released sometimes this year.
Sookie Stackhouse Collection Set - A Great Gift For Any Occasion
If you're only starting now with the Sookie Stackhouse series, why not get the first 8 books right away to get up to speed? Trust me, once you start reading the books, you'll want to continue reading without interruptions of waiting for a next book to arrive in the post.
Here you get the first 8 novels:
Dead Until Dark
Living Dead in Dallas
Club Dead
Dead to the World
Dead as a Doornail
Definitely Dead
All Together Dead
From Dead to Worse
Sookie Stackhouse Books In Order
Overview Of The Sookie Stackhouse Novels Order
- Dead Until Dark (#1) - Dead Until Dark is the first book of the Sookie Stackhouse series, published in 2001. It was the beginning of a great series that attracted lots and lots of loyal readers.
- Living Dead in Dallas (#2) - Living Dead In Dallas is book number 2, published in 2002.
- Club Dead (#3) - Club Dead is book #3 in the Southern Vampire mysterie series featuring Sookie Stackhouse. Published in 2003.
- Dead to the World (#4) - Here is #4 called Dead to the World. Loved this one! It was published in 2004.
- Dead As A Doornail (#5) - Dead as a Doornail is the 5th book in the popular series, published in 2005.
- Definitely Dead (#6) - Definitely Dead is book 6 in the Southern Vampire mysteries, and it was published in 2006.
- All Together Dead (#7) - Book #7, All Together Dead was also published in 2006.
- From Dead to Worse (#8) - Book number 8 finds Sookie Stackhouse in a new book published in 2008.
- Dead and Gone (#9) - Dead and Gone is the ninth book in the urban fantasy series, and it was published in 2009.
- Dead in the Family (#10) - The 10th book in the Sookie Stackhouse books in order is Dead in the Family, published in 2010.
- Dead Reckoning (#11) - This book was published in 2011 and it is the 11th in the Sookie Stackhouse series.
- Deadlocked (#12) - So far one the latest book in the Sookie Stackhouse vampire novel series, it was published in 2012.
- Dead Ever After (#13) - The 13th book in the Southern Vampire Mystery series was published in May this year.
Did you know that Charlaine Harris has released another popular paranormal series featuring this time Harper Connelly, a woman with somewhat strange abilities: to find dead people....
Dead Until Dark (Sookie Stackhouse # 1)
Living Dead in Dallas (Sookie Stackhouse #2)
Club Dead (Sookie Stackhouse #3)
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Dead to the World (Sookie Stackhouse #4)
Dead as a Doornail (Sookie Stackhouse #5)
Definitely Dead (Sookie Stackhouse #6)
All Together Dead (Sookie Stackhouse #7)
From Dead to Worse (Sookie Stackhouse #8)
Dead and Gone (Sookie Stackhouse #9)
Dead in the Family (Sookie Stackhouse #10)
Dead Reckoning (Sookie Stackhouse #11)
Deadlocked (Sookie Stackhouse #12)
Dead Ever After (Sookie Stackhouse #13)
Well the latest Sookie Stackhouse book has also been finally published. Honestly, for me it's a bit of a letdown. Maybe because I've been reading these vampire books for so long and their allure starts to vane off, maybe because of the strange ending (won't give away any clues, don't worry). But fact it, the series ending really disappointed me.
How much I long for the good old times when I truly enjoyed reading this Charlaine Harris series - I even used to enjoy watching the relatively new TV series based on the books. But now...not even sure I'll continue with that one.
Oh well, if you want to check it out, as a die hard fan, here goes.
The True Blood Series
based on the Sookie Stackhouse books