True Blood Season 6 spoilers: Episode synopsis leaked, latest news on rumors of Eric's death [VIDEO]

True Blood Season 6 is fast approaching with the premiere set to air in mid-June, and increasing rumors and spoilers are making their way online for the hit HBO series.

It has been indicated that season 6 will be shorter than previous seasons but will be packed full of action and cliffhangers.

A synopsis of the new season has been leaked online by Spoiler TV, and according to the June episode descriptions fans can expect:

 "The Authority is in flames. TruBlood is in short supply. As Bill comes to terms with his newfound powers after emerging reincarnated from a pool of blood, humans are in open conflict with vampires like never before. Meanwhile, Sookie and Jason must steel themselves for an encounter with their parents' killer: the mysterious and ancient Warlow."

The 10 episode season will no doubt still be hugely popular as the program has gathered a cult following.

TV Guide has teased fans writing, "To sum up the show's return: Blood. Death. Blood. Repeat."

TV Guide has claimed that there will be two deaths on the show, however, it has also indicated that the second death will not stick, which could obviously mean a number of things for fans.

The victim could be revived, or return as a ghost, or obviously rise as a vampire on the program.

Still no characters have been mentioned in the death teasers from HBO, but some rumors are claiming that Eric will be killed off in the upcoming season.

The "True Blood" Facebook page posted the photo above on its wall.

The photo's caption states, "A human makes a Bucket List before he 'kicks the bucket,' but a vampire's worldly to-dos are found on his Stake List."

"True Blood" fans will have to wait and see, and the new season of "True Blood" premieres for Season 6 on Sunday, June 16 at 8 p.m. on HBO.

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