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Sookie had made a promise to Area 5′s most prominent vampire and she intends on keeping it. Her ability to read minds seemed to impress Eric Northman and he is interested in making some gain from it. Even though Sookie just found her friend, Lafayette, dead in the detective’s car, she still had to go with Bill, her vampire sweetie, to find out what Eric had in store for her. While on the way to Eric’s bar called Fangtasia, Sookie and Bill had an argument and the car sputtered to a stop. When Sookie got out and turned the opposite way that Bill did since her pride was hurt, Bill took off to get someone to repair the car. With him gone, she decided that she’d walk back to town and go home without Bill at all. Just as she got back on the road, a wild looking woman from the woods stopped to talk. She introduced herself only as a maenad and that she wanted to send a message to Eric. Without some vampire blood in Sookie, she wouldn’t of been able to move as fast as she did but was still tore down her back with the maenad’s claws. The maenad was going for Sookie’s face. Of course when Bill found her, he took her to Eric and with a little help from the other vampire, the poison was sucked out and she received a transfusion. After all that, they were off to Dallas to do a job. Sookie didn’t want to go without Bill so she didn’t. When they got to the airport, she was almost kidnapped by someone she later finds out works for the Fellowship. The Fellowship of the Sun is a hate group against vampires and supposedly religious. As Sookie attempts to find out how one of the brothers from the Dallas nest was kidnapped and where he was taken, she runs into all kinds of trouble.

Run with the vampires a while in this thrilling story of Sookie and Bill. You wouldn’t be sorry. It is well worth the time. Kudos to the author again. I couldn’t put this one down.