Chapters (135)
- Title Page
- Copyright Page
- Acknowledgements
- Preface
- Small-Town Wedding
- CHAPTER ONE
- CHAPTER TWO
- CHAPTER THREE
- CHAPTER FOUR
- Life in Bon Temps
- Dead Until Dark
- Timeline
- The Secret Dialogues of Bill and Eric
- Living Dead in Dallas
- Timeline
- The Secret Dialogues of Bill and Eric
- Club Dead
- Timeline
- The Secret Dialogues of Bill, Eric, and Pam
- Dead to the World
- Timeline
- The Secret Dialogues of Bill and Eric
- Dead as a Doornail
- Timeline
- The Secret Dialogues of Bill and Eric
- “One Word Answer”
- Timeline
- The Secret Dialogues of Bill and Eric
- Definitely Dead
- Timeline
- The Secret Dialogues of Bill and Eric
- All Together Dead
- Timeline
- The Secret Dialogues of Bill and Eric
- From Dead to Worse
- Timeline
- The Secret Dialogues of Bill and Eric
- Dead and Gone
- Timeline
- The Secret Dialogues of Bill and Eric
- Dead in the Family
- Timeline
- The Secret Dialogues of Bill and Eric
- Dead Reckoning
- Timeline
- The Secret Dialogues of Bill and Eric
- The Sookie Short Stories and Related Material
- RELATED STORIES
- Dahlia Lynley-Chivers
- Sean and Layla
- The Britlingens
- Vampires, Two-Natured, and Fairies, Oh My!Sookie Discusses the Creatures She’s Met
- THE VAMPIRES
- THE TWO-NATURED
- THE FAIRIES
- Sookie Stackhouse TriviaHow Much of a Sookie Fan Are You?
- Part One: The Easy Stuff
- Part Two: The Tough Stuff
- PART ONE ANSWERS
- PART TWO ANSWERS
- What’s Cookin’ in Bon Temps - A Selection of Down-Home Southern Recipes
- Breakfast
- BELLE RIVE BRUNCH EGGS
- EGGS BENEDICT
- FRENCH MARKET BEIGNETS
- Lunch
- BURGERS LAFAYETTE SAUCE
- COLD-WEATHER CHILI
- MERLOTTE’S CHICKEN STRIPS
- MITCHELL’S FAVORITE MEATLOAF
- Supper
- CALVIN’S CATFISH
- CRAWDAD’S COUNTRY-FRIED STEAK
- CROSSROADS JAMBALAYA
- SOOKIE’S CHICKEN CASSEROLE
- STACKHOUSE SMOTHERED PORK CHOPS
- Sides
- ANTOINE’S FRIED PICKLES
- BON TEMPS SWEET POTATO HARVEST
- GRAN’S EASY BAKED APPLES
- HOTSHOT HUSH PUPPIES
- JANNALYNN’S GOLDEN BISCUITS
- MARDI GRAS CORN SALAD
- MICHELE’S HOMEMADE BUTTERMILK RANCH DRESSING
- MICHELE’S PARMESAN GARLIC CROUTONS
- PINKIE’S FRIED GREEN TOMATOES
- SISTER’S MASHED POTATO CASSEROLE
- Desserts
- ADELE HALE STACKHOUSE’S BLUE-RIBBON CHOCOLATE CAKE
- AUNT PATTY’S SOUR CREAM CAKE WITH PRALINE FROSTING
- CAROLINE HOLLIDAY BELLEFLEUR’S CHOCOLATE CAKE
- DINER KEY LIME PIE
- LOUISIANA PRALINES
- PERDITA’S BREAD PUDDING WITH BOURBON SAUCE
- PORTIA’S SWEET POTATO PIE
- WICKED PEACH CAKE
- Drinks
- CLASSIC SOUTHERN SWEET TEA
- COUNTRY PORCH LEMONADE
- Inside True Blood - Alan Ball Answers Questions from the Fans
- From Mystery to Mayhem - The Works of Charlaine Harris
- FIRST STEPS
- THE AURORA TEAGARDEN AND LILY BARD SERIES
- THE SOOKIE STACKHOUSE SERIES
- TRUE BLOOD
- THE HARPER CONNELLY SERIES
- CHARLAINE AND HER FANS
- Recollections Around the Duckpond - The Fans of Charlaine Harris
- Charlaine Harris Answers Questions from Her Fans
- A Guide to the World of Sookie Stackhouse
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Jonathan (vampire): No last name given. Nevada vampire Jonathan introduces himself to Sookie at the Bellefleur-Vick wedding as a guest of Hamilton Tharp and claims to have dutifully checked in with Area Five sheriff Eric Northman, as protocol demands.
He lied. (FDTW)
Jones, Crawdad: Crawdad is the original owner of the Crawdad Diner with Perdita Jones. After his death, his wife sells their recipes along with the diner to Ralph Tooten in order to keep the name Crawdad on the sign. (Deceased; mentioned DITF)
Jones, Kenya: Built like an Amazon, Kenya is the opposite of her patrolman partner, Kevin, in almost every way, but they work well together, eventually beginning a romantic relationship that culminates with them moving in together. (DUD, DTTW, DAAD, DD, DAG, DITF; mentioned LDID, CD, DR)
Jones, Perdita: Perdita is the former co-owner of the Crawdad Diner with her husband, Crawdad. When she sells the diner to Ralph Tooten, she sells him the recipes as well with the stipulation that the diner keep Crawdad’s name. (Mentioned DITF)
Josephine’s: Known as Club Dead among the Weres, vampire-owned Josephine’s is located on the outskirts of downtown Jackson, Mississippi, on or near Amite Street. The supes leave their keys in their cars, which then drive away on their own so that the streets in front of the bar are kept deserted. The club is surrounded by an ominous, watchful air; most humans experience a feeling of dread when they approach the door, and if they do get in, they are treated to a costly cover charge, terrible drinks, and poor service. Those who manage to stay soon find themselves on the sidewalk with no memories of leaving the bar.
The doorman and bouncer is Mr. Hob, a goblin, who treats all strangers with suspicion. The interior of Josephine’s looks a lot like any other bar: dim lighting, low music, glasses suspended on racks over a large square bar surrounded by polished bar stools, a small dance floor and stage just to the left of the bar. The club is run as a neutral ground, with specific rules on how both vampires and shifters are to behave: “No Changing on the Premises,” “No Biting of Any Kind,” “No Live Snacks.” Alcide Herveaux escorts Sookie to Club Dead to gather information on Bill’s whereabouts after his kidnapping. During their second visit, Sookie picks up the thoughts of a Fellowship of the Sun member determined to become a martyr and is staked when she confronts the assassin. (CD; mentioned DTTW, DAAD, ATD)
Josephus, Dr. (unspecified shifter): No first name given. Luna Garza asks for fellow shifter Dr. Josephus when she and Sookie are taken to the hospital in Dallas after the car accident caused by Sarah Newlin and Polly Blythe. Dr. Josephus treats Sookie and releases her in short order, arranging transportation with two Weres to get her safely back to the Silent Shore Hotel. (LDID)