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| Original Title: | Undead and Unworthy |
| ISBN: | 0425221628 (ISBN13: 9780425221624) |
| Edition Language: | English |
| Series: | Undead #7 |
| Characters: | Tina, Elizabeth "Betsy" Taylor, Eric Sinclair, Nick Berry, Antonia (The "Ant") Taylor, Garret Shea aka George, Antonia Wolfton, Dr. Marc Spangler, Jessica Watson, Laura Goodman (Undead) |
| Setting: | St. Paul, Minnesota(United States) |
MaryJanice Davidson
Hardcover | Pages: 285 pages Rating: 3.81 | 14270 Users | 494 Reviews
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| Title | : | Undead and Unworthy (Undead #7) |
| Author | : | MaryJanice Davidson |
| Book Format | : | Hardcover |
| Book Edition | : | First Edition |
| Pages | : | Pages: 285 pages |
| Published | : | July 1st 2008 by Berkley Sensation (first published June 24th 2008) |
| Categories | : | Fantasy. Paranormal. Vampires. Romance. Paranormal Romance. Urban Fantasy |
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Betsy Taylor thought entering the world of the undead was a big adjustment. Being a new bride isn't much easier. The blush has only been on for two months, and Betsy has a lot to do: set up the new house, finish writing thank-you notes, and raise BabyJon, her half brother and legal ward. Just another happy American family adjusting to marital bliss. Betsy's husband, Sinclair, has been perusing the Book of the Dead, and Betsy's visited by a ghost who's even more insufferable, stubborn, and annoying in death than she was in life. She not only blames Betsy for her condition but insists she fix it. It's all just a prelude to the fun and games awaiting Betsy and Sinclair when a pack of formerly feral vampires, hungry for blood and power, pays a visit to the happy couple.Rating Appertaining To Books Undead and Unworthy (Undead #7)
Ratings: 3.81 From 14270 Users | 494 ReviewsCrit Appertaining To Books Undead and Unworthy (Undead #7)
Mary Janice Davidson, step away from your computer! Take your silly "trilogy within a series" and toss it out the window. It's a terrible, terrible idea!I read the Queen Betsy books for a quick, lighthearted read that leaves me chuckling. I don't want serious sub-plots or random new weirdo characters. I want fun!The latest installment is much darker than the other books and I don't like it. Plus, the ending was HORRIBLE. I'm not going to tell you what happened because then this review will be4 Stars: The series is fun and mindless to read. Her last two books of this series were getting to a better story line yet without much plot. However, it just keeps getting better and better and I cannot wait to see what happens next!Among some of my favorites. Outstanding literary work. The characters are well developed, interesting. The liked characters are likable and the hated are unlikable. The writing is captivating enough to keep you interested until the end and leave you wanting more. It
I love the Queen Betsy books as well as MaryJanice Davidson's other books. I found that this one had to same humor in it. But I would really probably give it 3 1/2 stars. Better than average, but not as good as the others.It was the beginning of a new arc, as expressed by the new cover art. People have had significant problems with the new cover art and many actually said they wouldn't get it or would import the British version so they would not have this cover on their shelf. While I don't
::Spoilers::I usually enjoy the Betsy, Queen of the Vampires books, but this one completely derailed the series. The wrong couple died. Nick and Jessica are by far the most annoying people in the series and Davidson multiplied thier irritation factor by a hundred in this book. Jessica sounds like a spoiled, stubborn 5 yr old and Nick acts like a petulant teenager. These are supposed to be successful, wealthy people in their 30s and they sound like children. And Nick suddenly being the heir to a
"Can we please have one midnight getaway without having to talk about Marc's penis? Apparently not.So, this series is taking a turn towards being a bit more dark and depressing. Penis talk will do that. Oh, and the death of beloved characters. Not.cool.
At the beginning of this book MJD addresses the reader and mentions that she's taking Betsy in a new direction (a new story arc) and that this and the next two books will comprise a trilogy within a series. I personally do not see what this arc might or might not be and this book seems to be just more of the same to me. About the only thing I see different is that Betsy is starting to loose a little (and I do mean a very miniscule amount) of her "blondeness" and standing up for herself and her
Another fun romp with Queen Betsy with the wonderful Nancy Wu making it a lot more fun. There was a brief synopsis of the events that led up to this book, but Davidson still wasted a lot of words recapping. I hate that. This is pap. If I picked up the series from this book, I really wouldn't miss anything without the recap. It's just not that complicated. Spending 5 minutes telling me the back story on a character is not needed & plain boring.
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