Undead and Unwary

Booklist calls MaryJanice Davidson’s New York Times best-selling Queen Betsy series "sexy, steamy, and laugh-out-loud funny".

In Undead and Unwary, vampire queen Betsy Taylor and her savvy retinue sink their teeth into a delicious problem - how to out-devil the devil.

©2014 MaryJanice Alongi (P)2014 Recorded Books

A must listen, but...

If you are a follower, this one is a must. However, so much of this book is wasted on Betsy's constant "thinking" that I almost stopped listening. My mind wandered so much I had to rewind constantly. Nancy Wu's narration as Betsy is great, as usual, however I find the narration as Laura to be like nails on a chalkboard. Perhaps it has a lot to do with my dislike for that character in general, but it just becomes hard to listen to after awhile.

always a fan!

Mary Janice Davidson can do no wrong in my book! this series is one of my favorites and the narrator is amazing as well

Back on track!

Great addition to the series. Betsy’s still funny but smartening up too. Looking forward to the next book

Betsy can be Satan

Betsy can be Satan And she’ll do it with great shoes! I believe in our queen.

Respect...

I have a new respect for MJ Davidson. I love the Queen Betsy series, but while listening I occasionally hear some really wonderful things. One of the things many authors struggle with is getting a genuine emotion/feeling across. At one point Davidson gets the point of discomfort across with such skill that I felt like I was experiencing Betsy’s level of discomfort. I also absolutely adore the characters, but while I liked Laura, initially I don’t like her in the least now. She is the worst kind of person. A do gooder that does so not because she’s genuinely good, but because it looks good, very very common for liberals. Many comments are made about Betsy being a republican and not in a good way, but despite Betsy’s outworks appearance of being self centered she’s actually far more altruistic than the liberal characters. As for the story, I’m never disappointed when I get to the end, well except for that one time, but I think everyone was.