While I was waiting for the new MaryJanice Davidson book to come out, I reread all the previous Betsy Vampire Queen books and discovered that I didn't remember all that much from them... But still it was a fun experience and now I'm all refreshed on the story. Also, I'm liking where the author is going with the current arc. I can't wait for the next one in 2012.
#10 Undead and Unwed
#11 Undead and Unemployed
#12 Undead and Unappreciated
#13 Undead and Unreturnable
#14 Undead and Unpopular
#15 Undead and Uneasy
#16 Undead and Unworthy
#17 Undead and Unwelcome
#18 Undead and Unfinished
# 19 Undead and Undermined
Meanwhile I also finished a book I've been reading on and off for over a year.
# 20 Notes on Nursing: what it is and what it is not - Florence Nightingale
It's a late 19th century guide about the care of the sick, as the title and author imply. Still, it's interesting because in it can be seen the basis for current nursing care and it's extremely informative. For example, the statistics at the end are shocking when you realize that the youngest nurses were children's nurses and had about 5 years of age.
