The Vampire Housewife Books in Order
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The Vampire Housewife books in publication order
4 books
Lipstick and Lies and Deadly Goodbyes
by Jodi Vaughn
2019
After discovering her husband's affair, suburban mother Rachel survives an accident by becoming a vampire. Keeping up appearances now requires hiding her condition, controlling new appetites, and confronting a missing-student mystery while her apparently perfect life collapses.
Merlot and Divorce and Deadly Remorse
by Jodi Vaughn
2019
Rachel's transition from affluent housewife to divorcing vampire brings an enemy, a cheating husband, and the suspicion that someone wants her dead. Maintaining suburban routines becomes increasingly difficult while she tries to identify the threat and manage her new existence.
Aces and Eights and Dead Werewolf Dates
by Jodi Vaughn
2020
Newly divorced vampire Rachel ventures into dating despite the complications of her undead life. Attraction to a werewolf and her maker's disapproval turn an organized dating event into a volatile mix of romantic uncertainty and danger.
Bullets and Booze and Dead Suede Shoes
by Jodi Vaughn
2020
When an alimony payment fails to arrive, vampire mother Rachel takes work with a private investigator to support her children. Nighttime employment exposes her town's hidden ugliness and a disturbing secret about the vampire who transformed her.
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