On Saturday, I finished reading Undead and Unemployed the second book from the Queen Betsy Series written by MaryJanice Davidson. Like her last book, I really enjoyed reading the originality for each of her characters. For those of you who don't have a lot of time and want to read a short, fun book, then this is definitely for you. Though, I'm not sure if it was short because I was reading it all the time, or if it is just a short book, but I found it to be enjoyable.
Please read the following synopsis for the book:
Its a few months since Betsy Taylor was made Queen of the Vampires and although she might be Queen there is no money to go with the title. Her house has termites and it has been condemned and she’s been unemployed ever since the day she died. (Death would not have stopped Betsy from returning to work but she was unfortunately laid off from work the day she died.)
A trip to the Unemployment centre is unavoidable but even her vampire mojo can’t make the bureaucrats in the centre give her any practical help with finding a job. Window shopping in the shoe department of Macy’s on the way home to cheer herself up, Betsy impresses the manager with her knowledge of fine footwear and is offered a job selling shoes.
Her new job is just one of her many responsibilities. Someone is killing vampires in Minneapolis and Sinclair and Tina are determined to make Betsy do something about it. When Betsy herself becomes a target for the vampire slayers she treats the problem slightly more seriously. Well, as seriously as she can when one of the teenage vampire killers immediately develops a crush on her!
Will she manage to hold down her job at Macy’s and find out who is behind the vampire killings or will she end up being fired and killed all on the same day – again?(http://www.lovevampires.com/mjdundead.htm)
Next in the series is Undead and Unappreciated, and of course I have started to read it. So far I and really enjoying it.
If you want a list of her books, go here http://www.amazon.com/gp/series/92826/ref=pd_serl_books?ie=UTF8&edition=paperback. If you want to know more about the author, check out her website here http://www.maryjanicedavidson.net/. Until the next book...
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