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“Undead and Wed: A Honeymoon Story”
Betsy is finally married and off to New
York for a wonderful honeymoon with Sinclair. That is until
her best friend crashes the honeymoon and a murder just about
ruins it.
Undead and Wed: A Honeymoon Story
is another Vampire Queen story and it lives up to all the
other stories in the Undead series. Betsy is hilarious and
Sinclair is a great straight man to Betsy’s craziness. This
story delivers the funny just like the others in the Betsy
series. Long live Betsy!
“Survivors”
Con Conlinson is a TV personality who
makes his living telling others how to survive in extreme
circumstances. That is until he loses his crew and all his
food during a storm on the sea. The lovely mermaid, Reanesta,
shows up and comes to Con’s rescue showing him who the true
survival expert is.
Survivors is part of the
Fred the Mermaid series and it rocks! It can be read without
reading any of the other Mermaid books, but the others are
just as fun as Survivors. Reanesta is a
wonderful character and she is perfect for Con.
“Speed Dating, Werewolf Style”
“Or, Ow, I Think You Broke the Bone”
Cain needs to find a mate, and fast.
Everyone she knows is married and having pups except for her
and her best friend Saul. She turns to Saul for help, but it
only leads to disaster. Does Saul have an ulterior motive?
Speed Dating, Werewolf Style
is part of the Wyndham Werewolf series. I love a good
werewolf story and Cain is a kick ass heroine. She takes no
prisoners and I LOVE her. Saul is perfect for her and I’m
glad Cain realizes it. While Speed Dating, Werewolf
Style is a part of the Wyndham Werewolf series it can
be read as a stand alone story.
Dead Over Heels is a
fantabulous read and MaryJanice Davidson just knows how to
keep the funny going. This book is totally for the fan of any
or all three of her popular series. She takes one book and
puts three wonderful stories from three great series together
for the ultimate read. MaryJanice Davidson knows how to write
wonderfully quirky characters and her stories flow so smoothly
that by the time I reach the end I want to start all over
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