Started Reading: March 25, 2007
Finished Reading: March 25, 2007

Definitely Dead pretty much wrapped up some conflicts left unsolved in the last book, which was good. Quinn in tiger form was real pretty - I just wished he was white rather than orange, LOL. And had hair on his scalp. But otherwise, he’s a good guy, and I’m pretty impressed he could control himself when he needed it - at times.

I’m hoping the seventh book would be last to the series because I, for one, don’t really like anything that drag far too long. I mean, I’ve read Terry Goodkind’s first five books but the characters just had to live, die, and then live again for a span of what, twelve novels now?, that I got tired of their apparent immortality.

And aw, I really hope Eric wasn’t just attracted to the fairy blood. I feel a bit sorry for Bill, but I’m a person who could hold grudges for a long time and if I were Sookie, I doubt I’ll be forgiving him anytime soon. What he confessed in this book was far worse than the prior betrayal back in the…third? one. I still prefer Eric over Quinn, though personality-wise, Quinn’s a warmer kind of guy (although the same applies physically, LOL). But Eric could just be so funny even when he’s trying to be cold and serious! And that makes him all the more lovable. xD Especially when he’s not in control.

And, boy, am I grateful that May’s just around the corner. I’d have to hunt for the newest novel, but at least I’d know it’s out.

Tags: Charlaine Harris

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