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Cyborg Hemingway _yborg_emingway — Mo Wren lives on Fox Street with her sister (The Wild Child) and her dad. Fox Street is a place she loves like no other place in the world. It's perfect. One summer though, things begin to change and Mo is scared that her her world will never be the same.

Mas Sultan _ — Make that 3.5 stars. Not bad but it didn't live up to my expectations after all the hype i had heard about it.

Fabio Frattini i_renz — I love the Sookie Stackhouse books, about and told by a telepathic heroine who has to deal with a world where vampires came out after a synthetic blood made it possible for them to live among humans. The series is a charmer because Sookie is an endearing character, with a down to earth voice; she's a waitress and in this book struggling to make ends meet. I'm not saying with my five stars Harris writes deathless prose and expect people will be reading this a hundred years from now--I am saying by it that the book was a blast to read. Oh, and that telepath thing? Well, all her life it made her different and isolated her, until she met "Vampire Bill"--who represented peace to her, because she can't read his thoughts--or those of any vampire. He's her love and first lover--and then in this novel he disappears. And when Sookie finds him.... well, she has good reason to want to stake him herself.. Like the other novels, this one is a great blend of vampire story, mystery and light-hearted humor, but I admit what makes this story among my favorite in the series and endeared Sookie forever to me was the ending. I had to laugh-out-loud at the picture in my mind Harris created, and inwardly was saying, "You Go Girl."