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Born: 25 Nov 1951, Tunica, Mississippi, United States

fiction
mystery
fantasy
urban fantasy
romance
Charlaine Harris is an American author who specializes in mysteries. She is best known for her book series The Southern Vampire Mysteries, which was adapted as the TV series True Blood. The television show was a critical and financial success for HBO, running seven seasons, from 2008 through 2014. Wikipedia

10 Best Books Written by Charlaine Harris

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Dead Until Dark

1.Dead Until Dark

Charlaine Harris

2001 pub |292 pages

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Dead to the World

2.Dead to the World

Charlaine Harris

2004 pub |291 pages

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Living Dead in Dallas

3.Living Dead in Dallas

Charlaine Harris

2002 pub |291 pages

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Club Dead

4.Club Dead

Charlaine Harris

2003 pub |274 pages

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Dead as a Doornail

5.Dead as a Doornail

Charlaine Harris

2005 pub |295 pages

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All Together Dead

6.All Together Dead

Charlaine Harris

2007 pub |336 pages

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Definitely Dead

7.Definitely Dead

Charlaine Harris

2006 pub |324 pages

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Dead and Gone

8.Dead and Gone

Charlaine Harris

2009 pub |320 pages

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From Dead to Worse

9.From Dead to Worse

Charlaine Harris

2008 pub |368 pages

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Dead in the Family

10.Dead in the Family

Charlaine Harris

2010 pub |320 pages

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