Dead and Gone
Readers rate it 3.6 (264 on Hardcover)
320 pages · Released 2011 · Ace Trade
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Dead and Gone parent’s guide: what’s inside
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A note for parents
Dead and Gone is the ninth book in the adult Sookie Stackhouse/Southern Vampire series, not a young adult novel despite some categorization tags. It contains murder investigation, supernatural violence, and mature themes including some sexual content and drinking. The book involves mystery and character development but is primarily aimed at adult readers and best suited for mature teens or adults.
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When the body of a were-panther is discovered in the parking lot of Merlotte's, Sookie Stackhouse tries to discover the identity of the killer, but encounters a much greater threat to the human and undead communities of Bon Temps. When the body of a were-panther is discovered in the parking lot of Merlotte's, Sookie Stackhouse tries to discover the identity of the killer, but encounters a much greater threat to the human and undead communities of Bon Temps.
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- Fiction
- A mix driven
- Strong Character Development
- Loveable Characters
- Diverse Characters
- dark
- emotional
- sad
- tense
- Fantasy
- Science Fiction
- Stackhouse
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ISBN 9780441020942 · Ace Trade