Books like Dead and Gone by Charlaine Harris
Sookie Stackhouse’s quiet life in Bon Temps turns turbulent when a mutilated were‑panther is found near the bar where she works. Determined to uncover the killer, Sookie uncovers the secret existence of were‑panthers and shifters. As the town learns of their existence, a far more dangerous force—an ancient, powerful race older than vampires or werewolves—prepares for war. Sookie finds herself caught as an unlikely pawn in this looming conflict.
First publish date: 2009
Genre: Romance/Paranormal Romance
Authors: Charlaine Harris
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