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Undead and unsure by MaryJanice Davidson · Booklabria

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Undead and unsure

Romance, ParanormalVampires

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First published: 2013

Synopsis

After Betsy killed the Devil, her sister Laura has assumed the role of Satan and puts her in charge of all things earth-bound: her vampire husband Sinclair, best friend Jessica in her sixth (and hopefully last) trimester, and her and Sinclair's adopted little BabyJon.

Subjects: Romance, Paranormal
Vampires
Taylor, betsy
Characters: Betsy Taylor

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Publisher: Berkley Hardcover
Published: 2013
Edition: First edition.
Pages: 301
Language: English
ISBN-13: 978-0425263433
ISBN-10: 0425263436

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