The Single Undead Moms Club is the tenth book in the Half-Moon Hollow series written by Molly Harper. This paranormal romance novel was published in 2016 and continues the story of the quirky town of Half-Moon Hollow, where vampires, werewolves, and other supernatural creatures coexist with humans.

In this installment, the focus is on Libby Stratton, a single mother who finds herself navigating the challenges of raising her two young children while also dealing with her newfound vampire status. Libby’s life takes an unexpected turn when she is turned into a vampire after a disastrous blind date with a vampire who mistook her for someone else.

As a newly turned vampire, Libby struggles to adjust to her new existence and balance her responsibilities as a mother. She joins the Single Undead Moms Club, a support group for single vampire mothers, where she meets other women facing similar challenges. Together, they share their experiences and provide each other with much-needed support and understanding.

Amidst the chaos of raising children and adapting to her vampire nature, Libby also finds herself drawn to one of her fellow club members, Finnegan Lane. Finnegan is a charming and handsome vampire who has his own share of personal baggage. As their friendship deepens, Libby and Finnegan must confront their pasts and overcome their fears in order to embrace the possibility of a future together.

Throughout the story, Molly Harper weaves humor, romance, and supernatural elements to create an engaging narrative. The book explores themes of love, family, acceptance, and self-discovery as Libby navigates the challenges of being a single mother and a vampire.

• The Single Undead Moms Club

• By: Molly Harper
• Narrated by: Amanda Ronconi

In the next book in Molly Harper’s Half Moon Hollow paranormal romance series, Libby (a widow turned vampire) struggles with her transition and discovers it sucks to be a member. PTA’s only vampire…..

Widow Libby Stratton is arranged to turn into a vampire after she is diagnosed with terminal cancer. It wasn’t the best idea she’d ever had, but she was desperate – she wasn’t about to let her seven-year-old son be raised by overly rigid and overbearing husbands. Besides the transition issues after the turning point, such as being ignored at PTA meetings and other mothers turning down her son’s invitation to sleep over, Libby has to deal with her father’s efforts. her husband when declaring her an unsuitable mother, her growing affection for Wade – a tattooed red-collar single father she met while hiding in a closet at Back to School Night – and the return of his lordship, who hasn’t stopped thinking about brave, sly Libby since he abandoned her. With the help of her new group of vampires, Libby navigates this unfamiliar quagmire of legal troubles, parenting obligations, relationships and, as always in comedic fiction, other Harper’s special, “characters you can’t help but love”

Love Half-Moon Hallow! If you’re looking for a good laugh, this is the series for you, but start over with the Jane Jameson books! I love Molly Harper, her books are great, and I love the hollow semicircles. I love how she incorporated other people from other books to carry on and they were very interesting and my family is from Kentucky and everywhere she mentions in this book the book I’ve been for my family I’m around and these people sound exactly like the people there and that’s what I love about her books.

I found this book very cute and funny. The interaction between children and adults made me laugh out loud. I always look forward to Molly’s books and I was not disappointed.

Molly Harper doesn’t disappoint with this latest addition to her vampire books. Here’s another easy listen to mom-to-be, vindictive husbands, Jane Jameson, Dick Cheney, PTA moms, and other types of characters. I must confess, I listened for a long day. It’s funny, it’s sad, it’s worth noting. Now, how long until we get another book from Molly Harper?

I admit that I was hesitant at first when I heard another Half Moon Hollow audiobook featuring a new protagonist. I was so familiar with Iris and her sister that I wasn’t sure I would really enjoy this book. I was definitely wrong. This book is fun and romantic and I welcome more stories about Libby, Wayne and the gang.

Molly Harper does not disappoint. As always, I took another trip back to my favorite fictional town. I love the new addition to Jane’s circle of friends and just wish I could spread it out longer.

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