I don't really have much extra to say about this book than I had to say about the previous book in the series. Again I didn't find I really got into the mystery, although as there was less background information I did find this book better for that. One thing I did find annoying about this book is that I was most interested with the death of Sookie's workmate, which was set up to be the main plotline but which ended up being rushed to be closed up at the end. It seemed like Harris had put it it to get a plot started quickly but then let it fall to the wayside only to realise towards the end that the reader might want to know what had happened. This has made me put the score down a little.