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Undead and Unreturnable is a 2005 paranormal comedy novel by MaryJanice Davidson and the fourth book in the Queen Betsy series. It follows Betsy Taylor, a vampire who has become queen of the vampire community, during a holiday-season story involving a human serial killer. The book combines supernatural characters with romantic situations, informal humor, and the series’ focus on an unconventional vampire protagonist.
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What number is Undead and Unreturnable in the Queen Betsy series?
It is the fourth book in MaryJanice Davidson's Undead series, also known as the Queen Betsy series. It was published in 2005, after Undead and Unwed and Undead and Unappreciated. [Source](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Undead_%28series%29)
What mystery does Betsy investigate in Undead and Unreturnable?
The holiday-season story involves a human serial killer and a hostage situation that draws Betsy and her allies into danger. The book mixes that crime plot with vampire politics and Betsy's plans for her future with Eric Sinclair. [Source](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Undead_%28series%29)
Who is Betsy Taylor in this book?
Betsy Taylor is the reluctant Queen of the vampires and the first-person narrator of the series. Her relationship with vampire Eric Sinclair remains central to the fourth book. [Source](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Undead_%28series%29)
Should I read the earlier Queen Betsy books first?
Reading the earlier books helps because the fourth novel assumes you know Betsy's rise, Eric Sinclair, and the series' vampire rules. The usual starting order is Undead and Unwed, Undead and Unappreciated, Undead and Unreturnable's immediate predecessor, and then this 2005 volume. [Source](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Undead_%28series%29)
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