Book Review: Dead and Loving It

Reviewed By: Harriet Klausner

Dead and Loving It     Amazon US TPB Amazon Canada TPB
MaryJanice Davidson
Class/Genre:   Romance   Fantasy   Horror   Humorous   Vampire   Werewolves   [Short Stories]
Berkley, Apr 2006, $14.00

“Santa Claws”. Werewolf Alec Kilcurt is lonely. That is until he sniffs his soulmate, who is a human female wearing a Santa Clause costume.

“Monster Love”. Vampire Richard Hill looked forward to falling in love that is until he did. His beloved werewolf Janet Lupo can get into a rage over nothing and calming her down takes quite a bite of his patience.

“There’s No Such Thing as a Werewolf”. Dr. Drake is a rare physically impaired werewolf as he is blind. So he wonders why he vividly can see Crescent Muhn.

“A Fiend in Need”. Vampire Queen Betsy Taylor is at her wits end and by George not over shoes. However, relief may occur as Wyndham werewolf seer Antonia Wofton arrives to help George the vampire fiend evolve into a beast of her choosing.

These are four amusing romantic fantasies as MaryJanice Davidson once again entertains the sub-genre with an irreverent fun anthology from the supernatural side.

Harriet Klausner

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