JonnieAngel reviewed Undead and Unappreciated (Queen Betsy, Bk 3) (Audio CD) (Unabridged) on + 44 more book reviews The Queen Betsy books aren't meant to be taken seriously. They are a light-hearted read that can easily be finished in a day.
Queen Betsy is irreverent and has the mouth of a sailor. Four letter words are liberally sprinkled throughout the story. The love scenes are equally as graphic.
The plot is a little thin and seems to go nowhere in a hurry. There is very little substance found between the sarcastic remarks and the occasional fight scene. But, it is still a fun read for the Davidson fans that have read from the beginning.
Joy E. (zazzle) reviewed Undead and Unappreciated (Queen Betsy, Bk 3) (Audio CD) (Unabridged) on + 18 more book reviews
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Davidson's third Queen of the Vampires novel continues in the same vein as Undead and Unwed (2004) and Undead and Unemployed (2004). Betsy, still obsessed with shoes, discovers that Ant, her wicked stepmother, was possessed by the devil back in 1986 when she gave birth to Betsy's half-sister, Laura. This means that Laura, adopted by a minister, is actually the Spawn of Satan. And that's not all: the creepy Book of the Dead prophesies that the Spawn of Satan and the Queen of Vampires will rule the world. How is Betsy going to tell the warmhearted, churchgoing, innocent Laura that her birth mother was the devil, and that Laura may be on the path to world domination? Subplots involving a fiend named George, a baby shower, and a wedding keep the action perking along. Readers who love the sassy, foul-mouthed Queen of the Undead will enjoy this latest installment. Diana Tixier Herald
Davidson's third Queen of the Vampires novel continues in the same vein as Undead and Unwed (2004) and Undead and Unemployed (2004). Betsy, still obsessed with shoes, discovers that Ant, her wicked stepmother, was possessed by the devil back in 1986 when she gave birth to Betsy's half-sister, Laura. This means that Laura, adopted by a minister, is actually the Spawn of Satan. And that's not all: the creepy Book of the Dead prophesies that the Spawn of Satan and the Queen of Vampires will rule the world. How is Betsy going to tell the warmhearted, churchgoing, innocent Laura that her birth mother was the devil, and that Laura may be on the path to world domination? Subplots involving a fiend named George, a baby shower, and a wedding keep the action perking along. Readers who love the sassy, foul-mouthed Queen of the Undead will enjoy this latest installment. Diana Tixier Herald
