Undead and Unwed (original 2004; edition 2007)

A favorite! Smart, snarky and sexy all rolled into one series. All hail Queen Betsy! ( )

I love these books. Easy reads and laugh-out-loud funny. ( )

For an introduction into a new series, MaryJanice Davidson knows how to do it right. Betsy is hilarious, and always quick with a comment. There were moments in this book that I could not stop laughing. WHile Betsy can be self centered, MaryJanice Davidson has written her in such a way that she is still loveable. The differences between her and Sinclair are part of what makes this book so good. The spats between the two of them create hilaroius situations which Betsy always has a comment. Another aspect that got me laughing was the fact that she is queen of the vampires and is named Betsy. No body would even think to expect that. Betsy just doesn't seem like a regal name for a vampire queen, yet it works in this book. All in all, this book is one I definitely look forward to rereading. ( )

I was actually reeeeally embarrassed when I first checked this book out from the library. Chick lit/paranormal romance isn't really my thing. But in all honesty, I'm am so glad I did. MaryJanice Davidson is hysterical! I laughed my butt off throughout the entire book.

Undead and Unwed is a satire of all the vampire paranormal romances saturating today's bookstore, and yet you really care about the hopelessly shallow main character, Betsy. She even managed to make me care about shoes and that's definitely a feat (pun possibly intended). ( )

I liked Undead and Unwed as a quick, fast summer read. There were moments when I laughed outloud. The main character Betsy was annoying as others have said but that was to be expected. I want to read the rest in the series. ( )