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As the battered earth reels under judgments from Heaven, Global Community leader Nicolae Carpathia clamps down on those who refuse to proclaim total allegiance to him.

In between running her vampire nightclub and hunting down the perfect pair of shoes, Betsy learns her long-lost half sister Laura is actually the spawn of Satan.

Like any bride-to-be (alive or not), Queen Betsy is just a bit flustered by all the wedding preparations she's juggling.

Vampire Queen Betsy Taylor is slogging her way through the Book of the Dead. When Lucifer offers to give up all the book's secrets, Betsy is intrigued. But there's a catch, of course.

Lady Guinevere Mallory has been married four times in twelve years, and each of her husbands has died mysteriously.

A very modern vampire, Betsy Taylor is facing some formidible challenges. She is getting ready to negotiate her way through a highly political meeting with powerful European vampires.

Christmas is approaching, and since the holidays are a time for friends and family, Betsy takes stock of her situation. Her half-sister is the devil's daughter. She has an evil stepmother.

In the distant future humans are one of only three known intelligent species. One of the others, the Klikiss, has inexplicably vanished.

Waking up in a tacky coffin, and wearing off-brand shoes, Betsy Taylor can't believe the horrible turn her life has taken--then she discovers she's a vampire.

Betsy must return the body of her werewolf friend Antonia to her own kind in Cape Cod. And who knows how the wolves will greet her.

Tavern manager Leah Barnett can scarcely believe the path that destiny has chosen for her.

Vampire Queen Betsy Taylor is newly married and living in the suburbs.

In 1949, jazz pianist Sonny-Rhett Payne leaves New York for Paris, where he will be free from racism and his family's disapproval of his music.

When Walter Burke's army buddy dies in a blood-soaked Vietnamese jungle, Walter finds himself writing a letter to the young man's parents.

Mount Holyoke College professor Joseph Ellis delivers a course that is a chronological survey of the period from 1763 to 1800 and discusses the single most consequential event in all of American hi