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 Another thing I liked about the TV show over the books? Lafayette Reynold lives. Living Dead in Dallas starts off with Sookie finding Lafayette's dead body in Andy Bellefleur's car. Lafayette was my favorite character in True Blood and after only a few interactions in Dead Until Dark, I kind of wished Harris had kept him around more. Anyway, Lafayette is dead, probably because of some outrageous parties that he had been going to recently, but Andy is still a suspect in his murder. The murder though gets pushed back because Sookie and Bill are needed elsewhere. 
 Sookie made a promise to Eric in the last book that he could use her ability as long as he wanted to if he let a human prisoner go. He agreed and is making good on Sookie's promise. A vampire nest in Dallas needs use of Sookie's ability to find a missing member of their nest. What Sookie stumbles across in her search for answers is not at all what she expected. Turns out that the missing vampire was taken by an organization called the Fellowship of the Sun - a church of followers who believe that vampires shouldn't exist and need to be taken care of permanently. Sookie goes to the Fellowship to figure out where exactly the missing vampire is, but is betrayed by her counterpart. As usual, Sookie find her way out thanks to help from a vampire and another were creature, but the Fellowship isn't quite done yet.