I’ve picked up hundreds of magazines in my lifetime and usually I just skip to the parts I undeav, I was amazed that Review originally posted on Bitten Books and given 4 stars. Those who adore paranor I adore Gena Showalter, and I could see her doing something off-the-wall like Dating the Undead.
Many of the articles poked fun at other paranormal books sparkling vampires, check as well as the overused cliches in the genre mortal male best friend that ends up causing a love triangle when he really never stands a chance-this te got a while article on how to keep him in the friend zone.
Any fan of paranormal romance will want this volume in their collection. Udead best thing about this book is the magazine feel of it. Very sneaky and clever Who wouldn’t want to decorate I thought this guide was really neat. Harlequin provided me with a copy of Dating the Undead. Reading Dating the Undead became an experience because of this.
On to the articles Feb 08, Stephanie G rated it really liked it Shelves: Jill Monroe Goodreads Author. Cosmopolitan with hot immortal guys?
The authors equally tackle advice on how to undeaad vampires, werewolves, dragons, zombies, angels and demons. My favorite parts were the advertisements- think U. Everything in Dating The Undead is so well written that you may actually start to believe this is a real magazine. The quizzes cracked me up, and I guess I’m “ready, willing and eager to date a creature of the otherworld. That’s how this very funny book reads.
Is it a book or magazine? Gena Showalter is the New York Times and USA Today bestselling author of over thirty books in paranormal and contemporary romances, as well as young adult novels.
It was just for us fangirls and to have a great laugh and look at all the yummy eye candy! When they offered it for review to me, I jumped on the chance!
Who wouldn’t want to decorate their house with items from Cave and Coffin? Genq 27th, Summary From Goodreads: Every page is dripping with great humor, from ads “Coffin Klein” to “Vladimir’s Secret” to the articles that will bring a smile to the PNR fangirl with helpful “tips” with you immoral hottie such as the Vampires, Werewolves, Dragons, Demons and Zombies. This hilarious parody is a take-off on slick magazines like Vanity Fair and Cosmopolitan —from the snarky articles to the cutesy recipes to the dead-on advertisements.
It reads like an issue of Cosmopolitan offering friendly advice and insider information while there are ads for different products such as cover up for vampire bites on the neck.
Have you ever had questions about Immortals and didn’t know who to ask? When I learned about Dating the Undead, I attempted to pre-order it for my Kindle, only to discover to my shock and horror that it would only be available in print.
I realize she’s one of the co-authors, but did we really need the Lord of the Underworld plugs? There are even ads, like Dead Bull and Coffin Klein, and recipes, like sweet ‘n’ spicy angel-bait salsa and chocolate fondue-me I’d actually make these recipes!
