Sookie Stackhouse (Charlaine Harris Schulz) Books in Order

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.

Summoned by vampire sheriff Eric Northman, Sookie Stackhouse is sent to Dallas to use her telepathy to locate a missing vampire, a job that pits her against a militant anti vampire church and tests her fragile relationship with Bill.

After vampire Bill vanishes on a mysterious errand, Sookie Stackhouse travels to Mississippi with werewolf escort Alcide to search for him in a dangerous vampire club, where court intrigue, old enemies, and a brutal betrayal wait.

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.

When a fairy is murdered outside the bar, Sookie Stackhouse agrees to help her surviving siblings by using her telepathy to sift through the human witnesses in Bon Temps and uncover who killed their glamorous sister.

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.

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.

Sookie travels with the Queen of Louisiana to a high security vampire summit, where her telepathy is meant to keep the queen safe during a public trial but instead reveals plots, betrayals, and a terrorist attack that leaves humans and vampires fighting for survival.

In the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina and a bombing at a vampire summit, Sookie Stackhouse tries to rebuild her life, but new wars among werewolves and vampire kings drag her back into violence and force her to reconsider every alliance she has.

When werewolves and other shifters publicly reveal their existence, the backlash in Bon Temps is immediate, and Sookie Stackhouse soon faces a crucifixion style murder close to home and a deadly power struggle within the fairy world.

At Christmastime, left alone while her friends and family are away, Sookie Stackhouse finds an injured stranger in the woods near her home and brings him inside, only to discover that his presence is part of a supernatural plot and an unexpected holiday gift.

Sookie Stackhouse is eating dinner on her porch when a stranger arrives in a limousine with news that her cousin Hadley has died, forcing Sookie to confront old family rifts, Hadley's secret second life, and the dangerous vampire politics tied to her inheritance.

Still recovering from fairy torture and recent supernatural wars, Sookie Stackhouse finds her home crowded with vampires and fairies who all have unfinished business, while a new murder on her land threatens the fragile peace she is trying to build.

An omnibus collection of Sookie Stackhouse novels issued to tie in with the television adaptation, offering several of Sookie's early adventures in one package for readers coming to the books from the screen.

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.

In New Orleans, traumatized dancer Rue flees a violent stalker by joining a supernatural dance troupe, where her new partner is a brooding centuries old vampire whose protective instincts and dangerous past make him both sanctuary and threat.

With her relationship to vampire Eric Northman already strained, Sookie Stackhouse arrives at his house to find him feeding from a stranger who later turns up dead on the lawn, pulling Sookie into a politically charged murder case where every choice has consequences.

This companion volume to the Sookie Stackhouse series offers brief, alphabetized glimpses of what happens to major and minor characters after the main novels end, giving fans closure on romances, careers, and fates across Bon Temps and beyond.

In the final Sookie Stackhouse novel, Sookie is trying to reclaim a quieter life when former barmaid Arlene is found murdered and Sookie becomes the prime suspect, forcing her to confront old enemies, shifting alliances, and what kind of future she really wants.