Deadlocked
You can read this entire review and others at Pages & ProseOkay, I know I need to review this, but I'm not sure where to start. I'm giving Deadlocked a 2/5 only because it did get better toward the end.
I suppose I should say that I've been readying the Sookie Stackhouse books for a few years and many of them I've loved. However, when I picked up this one I realized that I couldn't even remember what had happened in the previous two or three books. Everything blended together in this huge mish-mash of jumbled ideas. I felt kind of lost when I first started reading Deadlocked, but I soon figured out everything that was going on, which was a lot of nothing. Honestly, it would have been better if I hadn't even read this one.
I don't recommend this to fans and especially not to those new to the series. I suggest y'all just skip this one and call it a night. Read Ms. Harris's Harper Connelly series if you want a southern style paranormal story that's well written.
