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  • Review by
    Harriet Klausner
    on 3rd Mar 2004


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    Dead to the World Charlaine Harris Ace, May 2004, $19.95, 304 pp. ISBN: 0441011675 When the Japanese invented synthetic blood and made it available to the general public, vampires came out of the closet, proclaiming their existence on global television. Bon Temp, Louisiana waitress Sookie Stackhouse met vampire Bill in the bar and they became romantically involved. She was elated that she was unable to read his mind, but when he hurt her she dumped him and vowed never again to get involv ...
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