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Club Dead parent’s guide: what’s inside
LGBTQ+ themes
What it offers
Positive messages
Positive role models
Educational value
A note for parents
Club Dead is the third book in the Sookie Stackhouse vampire series, marketed as young adult but containing mature content typical of adult paranormal romance. The story involves vampire violence, betrayal, and sexual situations, along with some profanity and drinking. While it has adventure and romantic elements, the themes and content are more appropriate for older teens than younger readers.
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From the publisher
They know how to make a great cocktail in Club Dead - a twist of lemon, a dash of pepper and a shot of Blood Group O.There's only one vampire Sookie Stackhouse is involved with (at least voluntarily) and that's Bill. But recently he's been kind of distant - like in another state distant. Bill's sinister and sexy boss E... They know how to make a great cocktail in Club Dead - a twist of lemon, a dash of pepper and a shot of Blood Group O.There's only one vampire Sookie Stackhouse is involved with (at least voluntarily) and that's Bill. But recently he's been kind of distant - like in another state distant. Bill's sinister and sexy boss Eric has an idea where to find him, which is why Sookie ends up in Jackson, Mississippi, mingling with the under-underworld at Club Dead. It's a dangerous little haunt where the elitist vamps can go chill and chow on some prime flesh. But when Sookie finally finds Bill - caught in an act of serious betrayal - she's not sure whether to save him, or sharpen some stakes.
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- Fiction
- Plot driven
- Weak Character Development
- Not Diverse Characters
- Unloveable Characters
- Fantasy
- Young Adult
- Adventure
- Science Fiction
- Cocktail servers
- Romance
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ISBN 9781841493015 · Orbit Books