Undead and Uneasy - MaryJanice Davidson

Not only Undead and Uneasy but also Unimpressive (303 words)
by ladybracknell - written on 07/11/08 (Very useful, 25 readings)
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This is the sixth in the ongoing series about shallow, shoe-fanatic, Betsy Taylor who, having been killed in a road accident, wakes to discover she is a vampire - and no ordinary vampire at that - no, Betsy is Queen of the Vampires. The first of these very slight and mildly amusing books iwas Undead and Unwed, which I have to admit, I enjoyed. The idea of a Sex-in-the-City type becoming a vampire had potential and the gags, though not laugh-out-loud, made me smile. But that is about it. There was enough humour and story to complete the first couple of books but the subsequent books have not only got thinner and thinner in terms of number of pages, but the gags as well as the ...

Undead and Unwed - MaryJanice Davidson

Undead and (I wish I'd Left it) Unread (691 words)
by Brooke3 - written on 31/07/10, updated on 31/07/10 (Very useful, 78 readings)
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Undead and Unwed is the first book in MaryJanice Davidson's Undead series. In this book we're introduced to the heroine of the series, Betsy. Betsy dies early in the novel and wakes up a couple of days later as a vampire. Betsy's determined to live her death in exactly the same way as she did her life. Unfortunately for her the vampires in her city have other ideas. This book contains hot vampires, romance and there's even a orgy thrown in. Although it has all of the ingredients that I think make a great paranormal novel I still couldn't bring myself to rate this book more than 2 stars. So what's so bad about this novel that even an orgy involving a hot vampire couldn't drag ...

Undead and Unemployed - MaryJanice Davidson

Marymoose reads chick lit (983 words)
by marymoose - written on 10/10/08 (Very useful, 244 readings)
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---Introduction--- When our friends J & K arrived at our house for a dinner/drinking evening K handed me a plastic bag full of books, seven of which were the "Undead" series by Maryjanice Davidson. I wasn't particularly impressed as generally I don't tend to read chick lit, and was very relieved when K said I shouldn't feel obliged to read them, and that I could do what I wanted with them when I had finished. However, I thought it would be rude to not at least give them a go by reading the first book in the series - "Unwed and Undead" (this particular review is not about the first book, but will give you a feel for the whole ...