Undead and Unforgiven
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- £3.99
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- £3.99
Publisher Description
Betsy has plenty of help ruling Hell, but the latest major hurdle in her afterlife is so big she can't even see it until it's on YouTube. Her father and half sister Laura (a former Antichrist with a grudge) have teamed up, for what sinister purpose Betsy can't imagine.
Meanwhile, Betsy's marriage is on the rocks. The vampire king is poaching on her territory, and while she loves him, that's not the same as trusting him. Before long, they're not even speaking to each other. No one said life after death would be easy, but c'mon this is ridiculous.
BE PREPARED TO FALL IN LOVE WITH THE UNDEAD ALL OVER AGAIN! Romance Reviews Today
Praise for the Undead series and MaryJanice Davidson:
'Delightful, wicked fun!' Christine Feehan
'Sexy, steamy, and laugh-out-loud funny' Booklist
'If you're a fan of Sookie Stackhouse and Anita Blake, don't miss Betsy Taylor. She rocks' The Best Reviews
'[Davidson's] prose zings from wisecrack to wisecrack' Detroit Free Press
'MaryJanice Davidson's Undead series is laugh-out-loud funny' Heroes and Heartbreakers
'What can you say about a vampire whose loyalty can be bought by designer shoes? Can we say outrageous?' The Best Reviews
'[Davidson] never disappoints, delivering plenty of smart-ass dialogue and wacked-out adventures' RT Book Reviews
'Think Sex and the City only the city is Minneapolis and it s filled with demons and vampires' Publishers Weekly
PUBLISHERS WEEKLY
When Betsy Taylor, Queen of the Vampires, crosses the finish line of her series next year, will she be walking tall in her Manolos, or will she be limping wearily? What was once fresh in Davidson's groundbreaking urban fantasy series now reads as stale in this worn-out 14th installment (after Undead and Unwary), even though Davidson continues to stay current with pop culture references and maintains her deft hand at humor. Betsy attempts to modernize hell in the form of the Mall of America while keeping her consort out of it and handling her half-sister, the former Antichrist, a social media maven who is much more dangerous without her powers. The wit and zaniness fails to cover up the novel's slow pacing, and many scenes are just punch lines.
