Charlaine Harris's Sookie Stackhouse Series

Also called the Southern Vampire Series, Charlaine Harris's series featuring Sookie Stackhouse has recently become more popular than ever due to the production of the HBO television series True Blood. Sookie, a waitress in small town Bon Temps, Louisiana, is a telepath dealing with a world that becomes ever-more strange. First vampires announce their presence to the world. As the world adjusts to this news and Sookie meets her first vampire, other supernatural beings begin coming out of the woodwork. More grown-up than most other vampire series, Harris also lends a bit of humor and romance to this series.

• Dead Until Dark (2001)
• Living Dead in Dallas (2002)
• Club Dead (2003)
• Dead to the World (2004)
• "Fairy Dust" in Powers of Detection (2004)
• "Dancers in the Dark" a novella in Night's Edge (Harlequin Enterprises) (2004), a Sookie-universe story without the character of Sookie Stackhouse*
• "One Word Answer" in Bite (2005)
• Dead as a Doornail (2005)
• Definitely Dead (2006)
• "Tacky" in My Big, Fat Supernatural Wedding (2006), a Sookie-universe story without the character of Sookie Stackhouse*
• All Together Dead (2007)
  
• "Dracula Night" in Many Bloody Returns (2007)
• From Dead to Worse (2008)
• "Gift Wrap" in Wolfsbane and Mistletoe (2008)
• "Lucky" in Unusual Suspects (2008)
• Dead and Gone (2009)
• "Bacon" in Strange Brew (2009), a Sookie-universe story without the character of Sookie Stackhouse*
• "The Britlingens Go To Hell" in Must Love Hellhounds (2009), a Sookie-universe story without the character of Sookie Stackhouse*
• A Touch of Dead (2009), a compilation of all the Sookie short stories
• Dead in the Family (will be released in May 2010)*

*Not yet read