Living Dead in Dallas

Southern Vampire Mysteries, Book 2

Ace Books, 2002, Mass Market Paperback

Product Description

When a vampire asks Sookie Stackhouse to use her telepathic skills to find another missing vampire, she agrees under one condition: the bloodsuckers must promise to let the humans go unharmed.

Product Details

Title: Living Dead in Dallas (Southern Vampire Mysteries, Book 2)
Sales Rank: 385 in Books
Author: Charlaine Harris
Publisher: Ace Books, 2002-03-26, Mass Market Paperback, 291 pages, ISBN: 0441009239
Package Dimensions: 6.77 x 4.17 x 1.02 inches, 0.35 pounds

Customer Reviews

What a Heroine!: We hit the ground running in the second Sookie Stackhouse novel, which builds well on the first one. As a reader, I am a chicken (couldn't get through the second Lee Child novel, for example) and a particularly scary scene in Living Dead in Dallas made me set the novel down for a few days & wonder if I'd ever get back to it. I did, & I'm… More reviews

Great Series!: Charlaine Harris has become one of my favorite authors. This is a great series with a colorful cast of characters!… More reviews

Sookie Does Dallas!: This is a cute second installment of the Sookie Stackhouse Mysteries. She goes with Bill to Dallas to help out Eric and the vampires since Bill has run for vampire office and is now closer to Eric than ever. Sookie still loves Bill but is attracted to Eric and has quite a variety of supernatural beings to contend with. Who knew? I thought… More reviews

awesome...couldnt put it down: i read the whole series, and i couldnt stop reading ! i just had to find out what happens next ! I read all 8 books in a week...they were addictive! More reviews

Unsatisfying sequel to Dead Until Dark: Living Dead in Dallas, the second book in the Southern Vampire series, picks up shortly after the events in Dead Until Dark (Southern Vampire Mysteries, No. 1). Sookie, a cocktail waitress, gets pulled into a dangerous tangle after one of her coworkers turns up as a murder victim. Evidence points to a particular culprit -- but he may not be the guilty party.
Meanwhile,… More reviews