Reviews

• Dead as a Doornail by Charlaine Harris
  - Sookie deals with her brother’s new shifting abilities and uses her “gift” to uncover the identity of a sniper who’s targeting shifters.
  Reviewer's Rating: 8
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  Added: 18-Jun-2009
  

• Dead Souls by Michael Laimo
  - Laimo breaks new ground. He adds fascinating and frightening plausibility to his story, unlike anyone else in the horror field.
  Reviewer's Rating: 9
  Reader's Rating: 10.00
  Reader's Votes: 3
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  Added: 9-Apr-2007
  

• Dead to the World by Charlaine Harris
  - Even when Sookie distances herself from vampires and tries to be good, trouble seeks her out.
  Reviewer's Rating: 9
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  Added: 14-Jun-2009
  

• Dead until Dark by Charlaine Harris
  - Southern USA single woman meets eligible bachelor - who happens to be a vampire.
  Reviewer's Rating: 7.5
  Reader's Rating: 9.58
  Reader's Votes: 14
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  Added: 11-Dec-2003
  

• Death’s Dominion by Simon Clark
  - The ultimate tale of prejudice and fear, expanding on Mary Shelley’s themes in new and provocative ways.
  Reviewer's Rating: 7
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  Added: 13-Nov-2006
  

• Deceiver, The by Melanie Tem
  - Two-time winner of the Bram Stoker Award for previous works.
  Reviewer's Rating: 5
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  Added: 13-Jun-2003
  

• Deep in the Darkness by Michael Laimo
  - Michael Laimo paints a surrealistic landscape
  Reviewer's Rating: 8.5
  Reader's Rating: 8.00
  Reader's Votes: 3
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  Added: 12-Mar-2004
  

• Definitely Dead by Charlaine Harris
  - Even a simple task like cleaning out a deceased relative’s dwelling can’t go normally for Sookie, especially when the relative was her ex druggie-turned-vampire cousin.
  Reviewer's Rating: 8.5
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  Added: 19-Jun-2009
  

• Demon Eyes by L. H. Maynard & M. P. N. Sims
  - First class horror with an elegant and refined air that slashes the very fabric of reality to ribbons.
  Reviewer's Rating: 9
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  Added: 19-Dec-2007
  

• Duck Blood Soup: The Shocking Story of a Real Dr. Jekyll & Mr. Hyde by Joseph Molea, MD
  - . . . a sordid tale that never raises its head from the sewers
  Reviewer's Rating: 7.5
  Reader's Rating: 5.50
  Reader's Votes: 2
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  Added: 28-Sep-2004
  

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