Undead and Unwed (Undead, #1) in SOS: Serious Overload of Series

Feb 12, 2010 GinBee rated it it was amazing

Shelves: all-pnr-uf, 1st-in-series, 2012-read, x-reviewed-new, paranormal-romance, read-fiction, owned-physical

Imagine a day where you thought the worst thing that could happen to you was being fired, but you end up being run over and wake up a few days later as a vampire, even though one hadn’t killed you with it’s bite. You’d be pretty peeved and want to see your family right?

Betsy is a fantastic character who simply does not play by the vampire rules – mainly because she has no idea they exist, then as she discovers them, well she still doesn’t! She is not the deepest character ever written but Betsy ...more

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Jul 14, 2010 Kristina rated it liked it

My sister handed me this book a while back and I was reluctant to read it at first. The back of the book made me cringe so badly, I thought I might never read it. But she took my recommendations to read BDB so I owed her that much.
Though I have plenty of issues with the writing style, the use of slang and what not, but I quickly found myself enjoying it.
I read the book whenever I was on the train or on the bus and I regularly found myself laughing out loud, much to the dismay of my fellow trav ...more

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Nov 10, 2009 Birdy rated it liked it

I love Charlaine Harris, that’s why I gave this book a try. The book was entertaining, hilarious and a quick read. Than why did I give it 3 out of 5 stars ( more like 3 1/2 stars)? The heroine (Betsy Taylor) became more of a nuisance than a charismatic diva after awhile. She reminded me of toddler, cute, cuddly, chewable, and fun but if I have to listen to them talk non-stop for 5 hours, my brain will hemorrhage.

With that said, I’m really optimistic about this series, Betsy’s storyline with Sin ...more

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