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'''''The Sookie Stackhouse Mysteries''''', also known as the "Southern Vampire"
The main character, and the one from whose point of view the stories are told, is Sookie Stackhouse, a very pretty waitress at a popular bar in town, who is also a telepath. Sookie's world is one where, two years before the first book's story begins, [[Our Vampires Are Different|the Vampires came forward,]] [[The Unmasqued World|introduced themselves to the world at large, and began walking among regular people.]] Sookie's boyfriend Bill is a vampire, so chosen because she cannot read his mind and thus finds it comforting to be around him. Due to the vampires turning up in Bon Temps, murder soon follows, and Sookie's relationship with Bill and the politics thereof causes her to get mixed up in solving the mysteries.
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An HBO series called ''[[True Blood]]'' has been made based on the books.
▲=== Books and short stories in the series are as follows: ===
* ''Dead Until Dark'' (May 2001)
* ''Living Dead in Dallas'' (March 2002)
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* [[Accidental Marriage]] -- {{spoiler|In book 9 Eric arranges for Sookie to present him with a knife used for weddings in front of the Nevada manager. This in vampire terminology seems to mean that he and Sookie are married. Sookie is not told about what this means ahead of time.}}
* [[Action Girl]] - Sookie. (How badass is killing someone {{spoiler|with a garden tool}} or {{spoiler|breaking someone's knee with a baseball bat}} just to get them to back off?) Pam. Most vampire women, the demon girls...
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[[Category:Mystery Literature]]
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