Living Dead in Dallas

This is the 2nd book in the series. It's a great book that expands more into the Sookie world and shows more about the vampires. ( )

Still like the books more than the HBO show. ( )

I enjoyed this book immensly. It was better than the first book and I believe this series is going continue to be good.
This book was a lot faster baced and that was one of the reasons why I liked it more compared to the first book.
In these novels, the characters are enjoyable and just simply good. I quite like Sookie in the books although she's not my favorite character in the TV series and I in general, I somehow find the characters to be more real in the books than in the TV series no matter how weird that might sound.
All in all, this book was great and I cannot wait to read more books from this series. ( )

I wish we could get more back story on the vamps! Am I expecting too much? ( )

This book taught me the word "bosomy," and I had occasion to use that descriptor in a sentence today at work, and I hope I did, but now I'm afraid that in my haste to get the thought out I may have used the less glamorous "buxom" or "busty." The important thing to remember is, Sookie Stackhouse has large breasts. Don't worry if you forget, the author will tell you again within a couple of pages.

In all seriousness, I love that the protagonist is genuinely uneducated, and it shows, but she's quick witted and not dumb at all; she uses the word "refute" in a sentence, then reflects that she learned it from her word-a-day calendar. This makes me feel a kind of kinship with the character, because I, too, am proud to have learned a word ("bosomy") from this book.

Bosomy.