Undead And Unreturnable (Undead, #4)

by MaryJanice Davidson

Just when Betsy Taylor thinks she's adjusted to her after-life as a vampire queen, fate intervenes. It's bad enough having to view your own gravestone but now Betsy's even started seeing dead people - an assortment of demanding ghosts who are determined to make her do their bidding. Betsy also has some personal stuff to deal with - not least of which is planning her Spring - and Midnight - wedding to Sinclair. Meanwhile her half-sister is starting to display signs of inheriting her real mother's temper. And when your mother's the devil, that's cause for concern

• ISBN10: 0749936436
• ISBN13: 9780749936433
• Publish Date: 8 June 2006 (first published 1 November 2005)
• Publish Status: Active
• Publish Country: GB
• Publisher: Little, Brown Book Group
• Imprint: Piatkus Books
• Format: Paperback (A-Format (178x111 mm))
• Pages: 240
• Language: English

Reviews

[inlibrisveritas]

I really enjoyed this one, possibly more then the last one, despite the lack of a true bad guy. This was almost plot-less, almost, and what could be considered filler. Most of the interest for me was in the pointless banter and humor, I'll probably end up forgetting that this one even had a major conflict in it. But it did manage to set some tension in for the next book that for sure. This is a really fun series so far.

[ibeforem]

This will be my last Queen Betsy book. As much as I like the characters, there was just no plot here! You get a few promises of interesting stuff that might happen later, particularly with Betsy’s sister (the daughter of the devil), but nothing actually happens. I expected there to be a lot more involvement between Betsy and Nick as they search for the Driveway Killer, but instead, it’s all wrapped up inside of a chapter in a pretty anti-climatic way. Oh yeah, you get some expected bickering between Betsy and Sinclair, but that’s pretty much par for the course now. There wasn’t even any vampire politics. So I’m no longer wasting my time.