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Dead but Not Forgotten
- Stories from the World of Sookie Stackhouse
- Narrated by: Johanna Parker
- Length: 12 hrs and 32 mins
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Summary
Charlaine Harris' smash-hit Sookie Stackhouse series may have reached its conclusion, but the world of Bon Temps, Louisiana, lives on in this all-new collection of 15 stories. Written by a killer lineup of authors, including New York Times best-sellers Rachel Caine, MaryJanice Davidson, Jonathan Maberry and Seanan McGuire, and with introductions read by Charlaine herself, Dead but Not Forgotten puts your favorite characters center stage.
The stories included in Dead but Not Forgotten are:
"Nobody's Business" by Rachel Caine (featuring Kevin Pryor & Kenya Jones)
"Tyger, Tyger" by Christopher Golden (featuring Quinn)
"The Real Santa Claus" by Leigh Perry (featuring Diantha)
"Taproot" by Jeffrey J. Mariotte (featuring Andy Bellefleur)
"Knit a Sweater Out of Sky" by Seanan McGuire (featuring Amelia)
"Love Story" by Jeanne C. Stein (featuring Adele Hale Stackhouse)
"The Million-Dollar Hunt" by Jonathan Maberry (featuring Mustapha Khan)
"Borderline Dead" by Nicole Peeler (featuring Desiree Dumas)
"Extreme Makeover Vamp Edition" by Leigh Evans (featuring Bev & Todd)
"Don't Be Cruel" by Bill Crider (featuring Bubba)
"What a Dream I Had" by Nancy Holder (featuring Alcide Herveaux)
"Another Dead Fairy" by Miranda James (featuring Claude & Claudia Crane)
"The Bat-Signal" by Suzanne McLeod (featuring Luna)
"The Sun, The Moon, and The Stars" by Dana Cameron (featuring Pam Ravenscroft)
"Widower's Walk" by MaryJanice Davidson (featuring Eric Northman)
Dead but Not Forgotten was edited by Charlaine Harris and Toni L.P. Kelner.
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- Katie McGatey
- 07-10-22
Loved it until the last story
Final story concept is so poorly thought out, galling. All previous stories were compelling.
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Overall5 out of 5 stars
- Rachel RG
- 07-05-17
Really great extras
Upset that CH has finished her Skokie stories this book follows on for lots of the characters in different periods of time!
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- cyrille reichert
- 17-12-15
Different but still enjoyable
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Very interesting to hear about the Sookie world written by different authors, and to be privvy to Charlaine Harris' take on each of them. The stories themselves vary in quality, but some of them are hugely enjoyable, I particularly enjoyed the tale of a particular vampire 200 years after the Sookie main stories.
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- madeline downham
- 20-09-17
surprisingly enjoyable
Where does Dead but Not Forgotten rank among all the audiobooks you’ve listened to so far?
pretty good as an end of series
What other book might you compare Dead but Not Forgotten to, and why?
Generally the Sookie Stackhouse ones, because its linked to them
What about Johanna Parker’s performance did you like?
Again a great reading
Was this a book you wanted to listen to all in one sitting?
No, it suited being heard in chunks, or individual stores
Any additional comments?
One of my favourite characters told my least favourite tale, Eric Norseman. It made a good point, but just didn't grip me. Basically the book is a good epitaph to a fab series
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- gary
- 25-09-16
one last bite of the cherry
loved this book, it was great to hear about some of my favourite characters again, although some of the stories are quite sad.
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- P. GILL
- 07-07-17
even more magic
there never seems to be too much of the world of Stackhouse. This collection of short stories were a perfect antidote for post Stackhouse blues.
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- jodie
- 08-05-21
Terrible
Most of the stories were just simply terrible. Some sounded made up for the sake of filling a book.
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- Maureen Wafer
- 20-01-23
Don't bother
I don't think this series of short stories added anything at all to any of the characters. I don't think it'll be one of those books I'll listen to again.
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- Creative Butterfly
- 11-06-14
Perhaps what you images is better!
After finishing the Sookie Stackhouse books I was excited when another book came out of the woodwork. This was a selection of stories written by other writers about the characters. It tells you stories like what happens to Quinn, Eric and some other of the smaller characters. When a book ends you imagine what happens to the other characters and well they certainly didn't tally with mine and where I didn't mind the other stories Eric's and Quinns certainly didn't sit we'll with me. Since Charlaine Harris edited it she must agree with the stories but I would like to think if she wrote the next book she would have had a different life for Sookie. I would hope it would be far more exciting than what was written.
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- Adrienne
- 20-02-21
Dissapointing
I was really excited to hear an update on the sookie stackhouse series, unfortunately the stories lacked their engrossing nature and felt empty. The only story which I felt was really true to character was Pam's, the others were filler.
I agree with other reviews that Eric's story was terrible, he is a proud warrior who lives to conquer and it depicted him as a sad creature living in the past like a puppy waiting for its dead owner to come back after hundreds of years... urghhh it was bad.
It would have been better to give a strong character such as Pam her own limited series, which would allow for full immersion into the story and provide opportunities for snipets of loved characters to be told in fresh ways.
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