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Chapters (135)
  1. Title Page
  2. Copyright Page
  3. Acknowledgements
  4. Preface
  5. Small-Town Wedding
  6. CHAPTER ONE
  7. CHAPTER TWO
  8. CHAPTER THREE
  9. CHAPTER FOUR
  10. Life in Bon Temps
  11. Dead Until Dark
  12. Timeline
  13. The Secret Dialogues of Bill and Eric
  14. Living Dead in Dallas
  15. Timeline
  16. The Secret Dialogues of Bill and Eric
  17. Club Dead
  18. Timeline
  19. The Secret Dialogues of Bill, Eric, and Pam
  20. Dead to the World
  21. Timeline
  22. The Secret Dialogues of Bill and Eric
  23. Dead as a Doornail
  24. Timeline
  25. The Secret Dialogues of Bill and Eric
  26. “One Word Answer”
  27. Timeline
  28. The Secret Dialogues of Bill and Eric
  29. Definitely Dead
  30. Timeline
  31. The Secret Dialogues of Bill and Eric
  32. All Together Dead
  33. Timeline
  34. The Secret Dialogues of Bill and Eric
  35. From Dead to Worse
  36. Timeline
  37. The Secret Dialogues of Bill and Eric
  38. Dead and Gone
  39. Timeline
  40. The Secret Dialogues of Bill and Eric
  41. Dead in the Family
  42. Timeline
  43. The Secret Dialogues of Bill and Eric
  44. Dead Reckoning
  45. Timeline
  46. The Secret Dialogues of Bill and Eric
  47. The Sookie Short Stories and Related Material
  48. RELATED STORIES
  49. Dahlia Lynley-Chivers
  50. Sean and Layla
  51. The Britlingens
  52. Vampires, Two-Natured, and Fairies, Oh My!Sookie Discusses the Creatures She’s Met
  53. THE VAMPIRES
  54. THE TWO-NATURED
  55. THE FAIRIES
  56. Sookie Stackhouse TriviaHow Much of a Sookie Fan Are You?
  57. Part One: The Easy Stuff
  58. Part Two: The Tough Stuff
  59. PART ONE ANSWERS
  60. PART TWO ANSWERS
  61. What’s Cookin’ in Bon Temps - A Selection of Down-Home Southern Recipes
  62. Breakfast
  63. BELLE RIVE BRUNCH EGGS
  64. EGGS BENEDICT
  65. FRENCH MARKET BEIGNETS
  66. Lunch
  67. BURGERS LAFAYETTE SAUCE
  68. COLD-WEATHER CHILI
  69. MERLOTTE’S CHICKEN STRIPS
  70. MITCHELL’S FAVORITE MEATLOAF
  71. Supper
  72. CALVIN’S CATFISH
  73. CRAWDAD’S COUNTRY-FRIED STEAK
  74. CROSSROADS JAMBALAYA
  75. SOOKIE’S CHICKEN CASSEROLE
  76. STACKHOUSE SMOTHERED PORK CHOPS
  77. Sides
  78. ANTOINE’S FRIED PICKLES
  79. BON TEMPS SWEET POTATO HARVEST
  80. GRAN’S EASY BAKED APPLES
  81. HOTSHOT HUSH PUPPIES
  82. JANNALYNN’S GOLDEN BISCUITS
  83. MARDI GRAS CORN SALAD
  84. MICHELE’S HOMEMADE BUTTERMILK RANCH DRESSING
  85. MICHELE’S PARMESAN GARLIC CROUTONS
  86. PINKIE’S FRIED GREEN TOMATOES
  87. SISTER’S MASHED POTATO CASSEROLE
  88. Desserts
  89. ADELE HALE STACKHOUSE’S BLUE-RIBBON CHOCOLATE CAKE
  90. AUNT PATTY’S SOUR CREAM CAKE WITH PRALINE FROSTING
  91. CAROLINE HOLLIDAY BELLEFLEUR’S CHOCOLATE CAKE
  92. DINER KEY LIME PIE
  93. LOUISIANA PRALINES
  94. PERDITA’S BREAD PUDDING WITH BOURBON SAUCE
  95. PORTIA’S SWEET POTATO PIE
  96. WICKED PEACH CAKE
  97. Drinks
  98. CLASSIC SOUTHERN SWEET TEA
  99. COUNTRY PORCH LEMONADE
  100. Inside True Blood - Alan Ball Answers Questions from the Fans
  101. From Mystery to Mayhem - The Works of Charlaine Harris
  102. FIRST STEPS
  103. THE AURORA TEAGARDEN AND LILY BARD SERIES
  104. THE SOOKIE STACKHOUSE SERIES
  105. TRUE BLOOD
  106. THE HARPER CONNELLY SERIES
  107. CHARLAINE AND HER FANS
  108. Recollections Around the Duckpond - The Fans of Charlaine Harris
  109. Charlaine Harris Answers Questions from Her Fans
  110. A Guide to the World of Sookie Stackhouse
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  135. ABOUT THE EDITOR

TUESDAY, JULY 27. Sookie notifies Bud Dearborn about the death of her cat, and he tells her they may have to dig the pet up to check if the method of strangulation matches Dawn and Maudette. Arlene once again asks Sookie to babysit, this time not mentioning Bill, and Rene brings Arlene’s children, Lisa and Coby, over after work before getting ready for his date with Arlene. The children meet Bill, accepting him without many questions, although Lisa does suggest that he bring Sookie flowers occasionally, and the unusual foursome enjoy their evening. Another vampire arrives just as Arlene and Rene are packing up the kids, and Sookie is stunned to meet the Man from Memphis. Bill introduces him as Bubba and tells Sookie that Bubba will be watching over her while he goes to New Orleans for a few days. He warns her to never call Bubba by his real name, explaining that something went wrong with the turning and that Bubba is a few bricks shy of a load. He also likes pets, especially cats, and not in a healthy way. He is, however, loyal and obedient. Bubba strolls off into the woods as Bill says good-bye to Sookie.

WEDNESDAY, JULY 28. Arlene and fellow waitress Charlsie Tooten are impressed that Bill got Sookie a bodyguard while he is out of town, and Arlene comments on Bubba’s resemblance to a certain musical icon. Sookie assures them that Bubba isn’t like him at all once you get to know him, an honest truth as Bubba is no longer of the same mind.

Sam tells them that he needs to hire a new waitress. He asks Sookie to go through the applications he has on file. She reads Maudette’s application and reluctantly becomes suspicious as she realizes that her brother isn’t the only man with a connection to the murdered women. Sam knew them both as well. Sookie remains uncomfortable with her boss for the rest of the day and finds herself nervous and restless once she gets home. Terry Bellefleur calls from the bar to let her know that Jason is there and wants to buy her a drink, so she drives back over to Merlotte’s, parking in the employee lot and taking a moment to pat a stray dog on the head. Terry denies having called her. Since the dog is still out back, Sookie decides to take him home for company for the night. She names him Dean, and he watches attentively as she gets ready for bed. She initially makes him sleep on the floor but doesn’t push him back off the bed when he climbs on as she is falling asleep.