About the book:Fifty Thousand Angry Werewolves.
That's what Betsy is facing when she takes her werewolf friend Antonia's body to Cape Cod, where the Pack resides at Wyndham Manor. Because Antonia died in her service, Betsy is alive and well--and wracked with guilt. She has no idea if the Wyndham werewolves will greet her with fangs or friendship.
While Betsy and her husband, Sinclair, try to make nice, their legal ward, BabyJon, freaks out every werewolf he meets. Meanwhile, Betsy's posse back at the St. Paul mansion is not LOLing. Increasingly frantic e-mails alert Betsy to her half sister's increasingly erratic behavior. Looks like the devil's daughter is coming into her own--and raising hell. All in the name of making Betsy's life easier, of course.
drey's thoughts:
It's been a while since I picked up a Betsy book... I'm pretty sure I read the first few books in the series, way back when... =) Anyway, I was reminded of why it was "way back when".
Betsy is like that fluffy thing-on-a-stick that you get at fairs and ball games (does it still come on a stick?)... All fluffiness, and not a whole lot else. Everything that happens is taken care of by those who love her.
Granted, the book is funny--I especially enjoyed Marc's acronym-laden emails, and his diary entries. But that was pretty much it. You'll like this book for a few hours of brainless, mindless, fluff, or if you're a fan of Betsy's. Otherwise, skip it.
Title: Undead and Unwelcome
Author: Mary Janice Davidson
ISBN-10: 0425227731
ISBN-13: 9780425227732
Hardcover: 281 pages
Publisher: Penguin Group, 2009
Challenges: 100+, Pub, Support Your Local Library, Vampire
Disclosure: My copy of Undead and Unwelcome stopped by for a short jaunt, from the local library.
2 comments:
I recently listened to one of the Queen Betsy books and it was great for a road trip because I didn't have to concentrate too much on it.
Oh I love this series. It is such great mindless fluff.
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