In this episode of the Bookish Care podcast, host Jenyve continues an in-depth review of Mary Janice Davidson's Undead series, focusing on books nine through fifteen.

The discussion revolves around the adventures of Queen Betsy, the vampire queen, and her dealings with complex time-travel scenarios, including altering historical events and confronting her future tyrant self.

Key plot points include Betsy's deal with the devil, time-traveling mishaps, confrontations with past and future selves, and the impact of these adventures on her relationships and destiny.

Betsy's final battles include managing hell, confronting her hypocrite father and sister, and ultimately becoming the public face of the supernatural world.

Jenyve highlights the themes of chosen family and the importance of personal choices in shaping one's future.

In this episode of the Bookish Cure podcast, host Jenyve dives into the first eight books of the 'Undead' series by MaryJanice Davidson.

The series, known for its humorous and lighthearted take on paranormal romance, centers around Elizabeth Anne Taylor (Betsy), who becomes the prophesied queen of the vampires after her untimely death.

Jenyve provides character introductions, highlights key plot points, and discusses the evolution of the series' tone. She also issues content warnings for sensitive topics and reflects on her personal connection to the series.

The episode concludes with Jenyve expressing the therapeutic value of revisiting beloved books and teasing a continuation of the series recap in the next episode.

In this episode of the Bookish Care podcast, Jenyve returns after a brief hiatus to discuss her October reads, beginning with a wrap-up of the Hispanic Heritage Month series.

The highlighted book is 'Daughter of Fire' by Sophia Robleda, a narrative set in 1551 Guatemala, focusing on a young woman's struggle to preserve her Mayan heritage amidst Spanish colonization.

The discussion then shifts to a selection of Halloween-themed reads, including several cozy romance and horror books.

Titles discussed are part of 'The Scared Sexy Collection' and include 'Hot for Slayer' by Allie Hazelwood and 'Falling' by Christina Lauren, among others. The host also delves into '13 Months Haunted' by Jimmy Juliano and 'The 31st Trick or Treater' by Ben Farthing.

The episode closes with a look ahead to the November series, focusing on a return to the 'Undead, Queen Betsy' series by MaryJanice Davidson.