If there is a writer capable of composing sagas and more sagas in a fireproof way that is Charlaine harris. Your combination of un mystery genre dotted with the fantastic makes it easy to explore all kinds of approaches towards plots that conquer young readers but also offer a sufficient level of sophistication to hook any type of reader of the fantastic, lover of mystery or simply keen on entertainment and the effective bestseller.
I'm not detracting from your work at all. I am one of those who thinks that if a writer sells it is because he is good, without any other conditions. Everything else is a pretentious attempt to justify literature as something it is not. Literature is the art of expression, it is the virtue of knowing how to tell stories. So the more readers grasp the definition of literature itself grows. Unless some want to say that the ability to understand and enjoy literature is a matter of according to which minds are more prepared…. I'm afraid to think about it.
So Charlaine harris moves divinely between the fantastic, with suggestive mysteries that at times reveal a very lively rhythm that borders on the thriller. Characters with extraordinary capacities, vampires and mythological beings ..., all of them inhabiting well recognizable environments, like a recognizable fantasy in our environment.
Top novels by Charlaine Harris
Dead until nightfall
Vampires are a literary powerhouse. Rivers of blood and ink have accompanied these mythological characters and almost unrecognizable since their origin in old Europe. But it is so fascinating, those badly dead beings, which are sustained by other people's blood, symbolize immortality, the fragility of the human being ...
The point is, Charlaine began to visit the myth in this opening novel in the Sookie saga. Sookie is a waitress with telepathic powers who ends up meeting an impenetrable-minded vampire. It is already known that something magical usually derives from a singular encounter.
Between Sookie and Bill Compton a special chemistry is created while a plot is triggered that combines everything, humor, mystery, terror. Undoubtedly one of the greatest successes of this author.
Day shift
The Texas series finds in this novel a gratifying new installment in which to enjoy Olivia's unsuspected adventures. The road movie or road novel has a disturbing point, whatever the theme they finally tackle.
Because the road is an excuse. The road, travel ..., everything that involves a traffic can suffer an unforeseen turn at any time. And Charlaine Harris knows a lot about that ... But the time has come, let's stop at Midnight Texas, we are running late and we can discover an interesting story about the fantastic of one of those landscapes that we glimpse fleetingly at more than 100 km / h.
It is not that Midnight is a place that invites a comfortable rest between origin and destination, but surely something interesting we can discover. There are places of passage, small towns where nobody almost never passes that have a lot to tell. Its streets and its inhabitants share secrets, their sullen glances towards the stranger who parks his car can get through.
A chicha calm offers a sense of harmonic decadence, even though something tells you that the feeling is deceptive. It's about the survival instinct, which has already discovered that you find yourself in the wrong place at the wrong time.
But keep reading, you will meet Olivia Charity and her particular knowledge of the esoteric. You will also discover the noisy return to the town of Bernardo ...
Julius house
In a way, this novel resembles to me a free version of The Shining of Stephen King. A house for a couple in love. Some walls that house secrets. The feeling that love can do everything, until the outbreak of madness emerges with force ...
Roe, the ex-librarian we have met in previous installments of the saga is blindly in love with Martin Bartell. It is he who gives her the Julius house to compose in it the nest of common love.
When the house manifests itself as a hostile space, Roe will have to handle herself wisely so as not to succumb to fear and death, discovering all the motivations for Martin to have brought her there ...
