Because Destiny Says So: The Book of the Dead pretty much predicts every single plot development.Badass Normal: The Blade Warriors, a group of teenage vampire hunters.Betsy's first engagement ring, as well.Artifact of Doom: The Book of the Dead.
Anti-Anti-Christ: Laura, the Devil's Daughter, is first introduced as this, but as the series goes on, she appears less and less "good", what with murdering people (specifically serial-killers, but still), dumping her job (ruler of Hell) on her sister and then accusing her of robbing her of her birthright, etc. So every time she exclaims, "Jesus Christ!" Sinclair winces and says, "I've asked you not to call me that." Betsy's tendency to take the Lord's name in vain is therefore unfortunate given her relationship with the vampire Sinclair. Vampires cannot bear to hear Christ's name or any prayer, as it causes them physical pain. Answers to the Name of God: A running gag. The shoe obsessed Betsy treats this as a worse tragedy than if both the Nazis and the Confederacy had won their respective wars. Her and Laura's travels through time cause, among other things, Christian Louboutain to not be born. Alternate History: In a minor way, though not to Betsy. All Women Love Shoes: Betsy isn't all women but she's neurotically obsessed with them. While the vampires are played completely serious, Betsy's bubbly personality takes the wind out of their sails. The series is a humorous jab at many popular vampire stereotypes. 
After attempting multiple times to kill herself, Betsy realizes that she is a vampire - not only a vampire, but queen of the vampires. Betsy loses her job and is killed in the same day (her 30th birthday), but awakes undead in a funeral home.
Betsy the Vampire Queen, properly known as the Undead series, is an Urban Fantasy book series by MaryJanice Davidson about Betsy Taylor.
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