Brittany H. (poohbritt) - , reviewed on 8/24/2009 + 37 more book reviews

Helpful Score: 6

Reviewed on htt://Bookishbritt.blogspot.com

So I'm especially fond of Jane Jameson because she is of a most honorable profession. One we can all admire: a librarian. Or at least she was until she's unceremoniously canned with only a Shennanigin's gift certificate for her pension. She gets tipsy, wonders home, and is mistaken for a deer and shot by a red-neck. Enter Mister Tall-dark-and-dead, shake and bake, and Jane is getting a visit from the Undead Welcoming Committee.

Of course in death as in life, bad luck keeps finding her and someone ends up pinning murders on her, drawing scrutiny from the vamp elders. (One of the elders kind of sounds like Dakota Fanning...fanged.) All the while, Mr. Tall and Dark turns into Mr. Hot and Cold and her relationship with her sire remains undefined. Not to mention her southern family don't take kindly to their darling daughter being undead.

It was a really good start to a series and I especially loved that the main character was intelligent. Aloof, maybe, but not dim like Betsy (Maryjanice davidson's series). Thus her humor is quick wit. I can't wait to read "Nice Girls Don't Date Dead Men"

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