The peace and tranquility, however, don't last. This time, all of Sookie's concerns seem to revolve around family. Even though the doors to the Faery have been closed, there are recent traces of fae on her property. Does her cousin Claude and his sudden appearance have anything to do with it? Then a Were is found murdered on Sookie's land. Why was a he murdered and placed on there? To frame her? And is so, why? And the biggest question of all--why has Eric's maker returned after a long absence of almost one hundred years, and what does it mean for the future of their relationship?

The answers to these questions takes a long winding road- with multiple plots going on in Harris's DEAD IN THE FAMILY. You get more background into the depth of Eric's character as his past is dealt with in Sookie's present. As each part is solved, you are then swept up in a new mystery that when seen together are part of a larger arc. This book in the series was a good read- as it travels from one plot movement and phase to the next as Sookie deals with the two parts of the supernatural world she lives.

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