As usual Sookie finds herself in way too much trouble. 
 I love Sookie, I really really do, but come on now, she doesn't get a minute's rest and it's starting to get a tad annoying. I know this is Harris' M.O. and sure it makes for an easy read, but this is the first Sookie book I've read since I read the Harper Connelly series and I've finally gotten bored with Harris. Her writing style is unwavered despite who her character is [Harper/Sookie/Aurora]. 
 I will say that this book answered a lot of questions and I like where it's headed. I can almost see Harris leading Sookie toward Sam, which would make me extremely happy. I'm looking forward to seeing where the next book leads, with all that happened. 
 Also, I was a bit annoyed at how jam packed this book was. The book covered what, 1.5 days [ok I'm exaggerating the tiniest bit, but it's not much] and so much happens. It would be nice to have a bit less happen with a bit more depth and give the readers a bit of time to try to figure things out on their own instead of just throwing new things at us every few pages.