Undead and Unworthy, Queen Betsy, Book 7

By: MaryJanice Davidson

Narrated by: Nancy Wu

Length: 5 hrs and 22 mins

Publisher's summary

Vampire Queen Betsy Taylor - newly married and living in the suburbs - rules the night in this seventh book from MaryJanice Davidson's New York Times best-selling series. Already busy dealing with a pesky ghost, Betsy must rise to the occasion when a pack of formerly feral vamps comes calling.

©2008 Mary Janice Alongi (P)2008 Recorded Books, LLC

another hit

These are such fun books. This one is just as good as the others. Highly recommend

The saga continues

Just another installment. OK plot and such. Didn't Learn anything new about the world. Meh.

still going strong

maybe Betsy is growing up. I am still enjoying this series hopefully some growing up of the queen will happen.

Wonderful Mix of Humor Horror and Love

I've listened to all of the undead series until now and this book tops all of the events you thought were the end in book 6. Ending with unexpected twists and turns this book never fails to entertain, delight, and even get your fangs watering a little. Certainly worth the time and cost this book is great for any vampire lover, over 18 of course ;-)

Great!!

I have listened to all of the series and really enjoyed this one! One of my favorites!! It pulled a lot of different details that had been left hanging into a nice package. Great fun!!

Good but not the best

This book was good but not the best in the series. And again they changed up the voice of one of the characters. I hate when they do that it is the same narrator and the same type of writing but for some reason they decide to change up the voice it really gets annoying. In one of the previous books they did this with Tina and then the next book Tina was back to normal. In this book they did it with Betsy's step mother hopefully her voice will be back to normal in the next book. Love the books but this was not my favorite out of the series.

meh

I'm so tired of hearing the word rape like it's an everyday word. first of all it's not it's a trigger word for some. second the word retard constantly comes up just stop. 3rd wow she gives Elizabeth's the worst reputation by being so vain. yet I continue because I'm hoping Betsy will grow up and become mature. why I'm still listening not sure at this point. seems like the author needs an education on how to write books. Jessica is my favorite character because at least she's well rounded and down to earth. why on earth is she friends with a vain immature little girl ill never understand. she deserves soooooo much better for friends. the fact that in the last book Jessica almost died and the fact she even came to the hospital to vent about stupid problems and almost throwing a hissy fit because Jessica was going through a round of chemo and couldn't pay attention to Betsy. and why Eric puts up with her I don't understand. sure things go bad but still learn to think for yourself ding dong head!!!!

Loved it But...

What happened with the step-mother's voice this time around? Her nasaly midwestern whine made her-her! I love this series. I highly recommend listening from the start.

More undead fun but...

What’s with the chapters? The book details say 10 chapters, but the audiobook indicates like 48 (in listening) which makes switching between listening modes, Alexa, vs on my phone near impossible. If you want to restart chapter 37 for instance, Alexa says not possible. I’ve noticed this with many of the Queen Betsy books, why oh why is this an issue? Otherwise same undead fun you know and love. A little sad in the ending this time, poor Betsy and Jessica.

el libro es bien bueno

me encanto el libo y lo recomiendo a todos