I'll be looking forward to Undead and Uneasy, the next in the series, which I hope to squeeze in soon so I can be fully caught up on this series. *grin* If you're looking for a wonderful story and intricate plot line, don't look here this series is pure fluff! But the characters are likable and funny-not quite hilarious, but certainly chuckle-worthy-and the action is never dull.

You feel as if the whole novel could have happened in a single day or two, and in fact, I think it probably did, or a week at most. So I read the 2 short stories in the Secrets 6 and Secrets 8 anthologies, the short stories in Dead and Loving It, and the full-length novel Derik's Bane, all within the previous year before picking up Undead and Unpopular.Like the previous books in the series, Undead and Unpopular was a quick, light read. So now, on top of everything else, she's expected to decide the fate of this arrogant ass too?! With her brother BabyJon pooping up a storm, Betsy's definitely got her hands full!It's been nearly a year since I visited Betsy because I wanted to catch up on her Wyndham Werewolves, who start to make appearances (as minor characters) in some of the Betsy books now. And Sophie's definitely holding a grudge since Alonzo simply drained her blood and left her for dead in a dark alley in Paris back in 1892. Not only are they snotty and stuck-up, but one of them is also responsible for the death of fellow vampire and friend Dr. With her 31st birthday right around the corner, and plans for her upcoming nuptials chewing up so much of her time, Vampire Queen Betsy Taylor really doesn't have the time or patience to deal with the faction of European vampires that have decided to finally come and pay their respects to the Vampire Queen and King. The entire Undead series is available from Recorded Books, starting with the book that began the phenomenon, Undead and Unwed. It’s rather inappropriate to have her volunteering at homeless shelters and running blood drives.Īcclaimed narrator Nancy Wu delivers an entertaining performance, highlighting why critics and readers alike praise Davidson’s unique blend of comedy, romance, and the supernatural. For her part of the bargain, Betsy must take her big-hearted half-sister Laura to Hell so Laura can develop an appreciation for her dark heritage. When Lucifer offers to give up all the book’s secrets, Betsy is intrigued. Try as she might, Betsy isn’t gleaning much. Ninth in the series, Undead and Unfinished finds Vampire Queen Betsy Taylor slogging her way through the Book of the Dead. With their flashy style and offbeat humor, MaryJanice Davidson’s Undead books have become regulars on the New York Times best-seller list.

Undead and unemployed