Sookie Stackhouse Books in Order
See the Sookie Stackhouse novels by Charlaine Harris in order, with book summaries, series background, and guidance on where to start the vampire saga.
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Sookie Stackhouse books in publication order
15 books
Dead Until Dark
by Charlaine Harris
2001
In small town Bon Temps, telepathic waitress Sookie Stackhouse falls for Bill, the first vampire to walk into her bar, just as a string of vampire linked murders makes both of them suspects and forces Sookie into a lethal investigation.
Living Dead in Dallas
by Charlaine Harris
2002
Feeling indebted to the vampires who saved her, telepathic waitress Sookie Stackhouse travels to Dallas to search for a missing vampire. She agrees to question human witnesses only if they remain unharmed, a condition that becomes increasingly difficult to enforce.
Club Dead
by Charlaine Harris
2003
When Bill Compton becomes distant and disappears, Sookie Stackhouse follows Eric Northman's lead to Jackson, Mississippi. Her search takes her into Club Dead, where dangerous vampire politics and troubling discoveries about Bill complicate any straightforward attempt to bring him home.
Dead to the World
by Charlaine Harris Schulz
2004
Sookie Stackhouse finds vampire sheriff Eric Northman running through the woods with no memory of who he is, drawing her into a dangerous power struggle among witches, werewolves, and vampires that threatens everyone she cares about.
Dead as a Doornail
by Charlaine Harris Schulz
2005
In the tense days after shape shifters reveal themselves to the world, Sookie Stackhouse is caught in the crossfire when someone begins shooting shifters, and she must help track a sniper while navigating volatile were and vampire politics.
Definitely Dead
by Charlaine Harris Schulz
2006
Sookie travels to New Orleans to settle the estate of her murdered cousin Hadley, former lover of the vampire Queen of Louisiana, and finds herself entangled in royal vampire intrigue, witchcraft, and a mystery tightly bound to her own bloodline.
All Together Dead
by Charlaine Harris
2007
Sookie attends a vampire summit as a telepathic assistant to Louisiana's queen, Sophie-Anne, whose position has weakened after Hurricane Katrina. A murder trial, further killings, and secret alliances force Sookie to decide whom she can trust amid competing supernatural interests.
From Dead to Worse
by Charlaine Harris
2008
Sookie hopes for normality after Hurricane Katrina and the disastrous vampire summit, but her boyfriend Quinn is missing. Conflicts among Louisiana's vampires and werewolves pull her back into danger, with shifting loyalties threatening the relationships she depends upon.
Dead and Gone
by Charlaine Harris
2009
Werewolves and shapeshifters publicly reveal their existence, and a murder in Bon Temps may be part of the backlash. Sookie's investigation is overtaken by a looming conflict involving an older supernatural race that intends to use her in its struggle.
Dead in the Family
by Charlaine Harris
2010
Recovering from the Fae War, Sookie finds her relationship with Eric under scrutiny from the new vampire king. Political tensions surrounding shapeshifters and the presence of hostile fae still in the human world make her attempts at recovery increasingly difficult.
Dead Reckoning
by Charlaine Harris Schulz
2011
When a firebomb shatters a quiet night at Merlotte's, Sookie Stackhouse must find out who wants her dead while deciding how to use a one time piece of fairy magic that could change her future or someone else's in an irreversible way.
Dancers in the Dark
by Charlaine Harris
2012
These two stories follow dancer Rue, also known as Layla, and her vampire partner Sean. Dancers in the Dark brings her dangerous past into their developing relationship; Layla Steps Up turns the protective role around when a new threat targets Sean.
Deadlocked
by Charlaine Harris
2012
A woman's body is discovered outside Eric Northman's home during a visit from vampire king Felipe de Castro. Sookie works with Bill Compton to investigate the murder, unaware that another enemy intends to use the crisis to destroy her life.
After Dead
by Charlaine Harris
2013
This illustrated coda follows the Sookie Stackhouse series with alphabetically arranged updates on its characters. Brief accounts describe the later lives of Bon Temps residents and their supernatural acquaintances, including family developments, relationships, and Sookie's own future after the final novel.
Dead Ever After
by Charlaine Harris
2013
A shocking murder in Bon Temps confronts Sookie Stackhouse with enemies seeking revenge for past events. In the final novel of the series, she must navigate competing versions of truth and justice while deciding what she can expect from love.
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