Charlaine Harris is a New York Times bestselling author known for her Southern Vampire Mysteries series, which inspired the HBO television drama True Blood. Her novels, including "Deadlocked," "Dead to the World," and "Club Dead," blend elements of mystery, supernatural fantasy, and romance. Harris has also penned the Aurora Teagarden mysteries and the Midnight, Texas series.
When vampires reveal themselves to the world, telepathic waitress Sookie Stackhouse finds her quiet Louisiana life changed by a charming undead lover and a series of supernatural mysteries.
When a powerful, ancient vampire with amnesia lands naked on her doorstep, telepathic waitress Sookie Stackhouse must protect the vulnerable, sweeter version of her complicated lover from the deadly forces that stripped him of his memory and now seek his life.
In a Dallas full of the undead, telepathic waitress Sookie Stackhouse navigates vampire politics and human betrayal to find a missing bloodsucker, all while trying to keep peace between hungry fangs and vulnerable necks.
Sookie's road trip to a Mississippi vampire club to find her missing undead boyfriend takes a dark turn when she discovers him entangled in a betrayal that forces her to choose between rescue and revenge.
As her brother becomes a were-panther, small-town waitress Sookie Stackhouse must find a sniper targeting shapeshifters before the killer harms her brother or herself.
At a vampire summit in hurricane-damaged New Orleans, Sookie Stackhouse navigates shifting loyalties and a new shapeshifter love, all while trying to stop an undead political coup that could throw the supernatural world into chaos.
After Hurricane Katrina and a vampire summit explosion, Sookie Stackhouse deals with betrayal, a missing boyfriend, and changing supernatural loyalties, forever altering her world as a human caught between warring factions.
Werewolves and shapeshifters reveal themselves, drawing telepathic Sookie Stackhouse into a murder investigation and an ancient war, while her brother becomes a panther and her boss hides secrets.
In the final Sookie Stackhouse story, she must deal with betrayal and murder, facing difficult truths about loved ones while fighting to clear her name for a crime she did not commit.
Thirteen authors explore vampire birthdays, with tales ranging from Sookie Stackhouse meeting Dracula to Harry Dresden fighting party crashers, all while examining the dark, funny, and surprising parts of immortal celebrations.
Telepathic waitress Sookie Stackhouse must solve a murder that implicates her vampire lover, Eric Northman, while navigating the dangerous politics of the vampire world and an enemy determined to destroy her.
When Merlotte's burns down, telepathic waitress Sookie Stackhouse is caught between an anti-shifter arson investigation and a vampire power struggle as her lover Eric plots regicide.
