Undead and Unfinished

Queen Betsy, Book 9

With an irresistible blend of flashy style and offbeat humor, MaryJanice Davidson’s Undead books have become regular residents on the New York Times best-seller list.

Ninth in the series, Undead and Unfinished finds Vampire Queen Betsy Taylor slogging her way through the Book of the Dead. When Lucifer offers to give up all the book’s secrets, Betsy is intrigued. But there’s a catch, of course. For her part of the bargain, Betsy must take her half-sister, Laura, to Hell, so Laura can develop an appreciation for her dark heritage.

©2010 MaryJanice Davidson (P)2010 Recorded Books, LLC

A definate departure

Given that this is the ninth book in MJD's Undead series, a new focus was indeed needed. This path, however was somewhat darker than I would have ever expected (hence the 4 stars). I appreciate being surprised, however I do hope that the next few books address this books ending in a more positive manor.

If you have read/listened to this series from the beginning, I highly recommend you read Undead and Unfinished as I am sure the next book will be more difficult without this key piece of the puzzle.

What a surprise!

I really enjoyed this book. There were times when I laughed out loud. I know the people in the car next to me thought I was a crazy person! Nancy Wu does a wonderful job with this book. She was engaging and very fun to listen to. One of the best read books yet!

funny

I love Besty and her sister Laura, same story different place.. but good, the narration is excellent....

Wonderful and Disturbing

This is a great book. It was funny and disturbing all the way through. Kind of reminded me of a Karen Chance novel. I don't want to say to much so I don't ruin it for you. At the end I was like ahhhhhh....then huh....? I'm listening to the next book right now. I think it might be like a part 1 and part 2, because the end is left open and is very disturbing. Great Book and is a Must Read.

so the narrator is great buttt

I swear using the rape word like it's an everyday thing so not ok. the sad fact is obviously the author attaches rape to love. Betsy is the dumbest person ever. the only reason I keep listening is I'm hoping Betsy gets blown up. I love the side characters and even though her half sister worries me because she's such a good person now Turning dark it makes me sad because she could have fought her mom. oh well. my 2 cents.