The Mark of the Vampire Queen by Joey W. Hill

Why the far-superior Andrew (Ryan Reynolds) chooses to stay with her is a mystery.ġ7. By the end of the movie, she’s no less terrible, just slightly more open about her flaws and no longer in fear of being deported to Canada. At the beginning of the 2009 rom-com, she’s a demanding, intimidating publishing boss with no work-life balance to speak of and a litany of employees who hate her guts, including one she blackmails into getting married. Even so, Margaret’s the real menace here.Īs much as it pains us to rank any Sandra Bullock character this low, Margaret in The Proposal is pretty awful.

She gets a bit of leeway for being, well, a child and a cartoon one at that. Portrayed by: Nicole Eggert (1980), Jeannie Elias (1986–2002)Ī bratty, spoiled, self-absorbed kid who takes fun in messing around with Dennis’s feelings, Margaret Wade deserves one of the lowest rankings on our list. Couldn’t you have just kept on teaching psychology at UC Sunnydale, professor?

In the end, it’s Walsh who gets killed by Adam, one of her own creations, before he escapes the lab and causes all sorts of chaos. When Buffy gets a bit too close to her dangerous secret plans, she sets some of those monsters on our girl to try to kill her. But then she has to go and start creating part-demon, part-machine super-soldiers. At first, she seems fairly cool, the kind of ultrasmart, take-no-prisoners professor everyone at least respects, if not likes. Margaret “Maggie” Walsh ( Buffy the Vampire Slayer) A man who will serve her in all ways, even if he has to betray the priceless treasure of her love.20. His Mistress needs a warrior, a friend and a lover. Everyone knows that Vampires have no regard for humans, so why would a Vampiress bother treating a mere sex toy with respect? But Jacob knows a human servant is far more than that. He loves her, though other servants warn against giving her his soul. Now he finds the integrity of his soul challenged as he serves his Mistress's needs as fully as he services her desires.

As a vampire hunter he wasn't prepared to embrace a world where humans are sexual commodities, but he has adapted. With his new title, Jacob must attend to Lady Lyssa's every need, venturing into a world of passion darker than he's ever known. Hill, the bestselling, award-winning author of the Vampire Queen and the Knights of the Boardroom series, comes this scorchingly hot novel of servant and master, vampire and vampire hunter.

The Mark of the Vampire Queen by Joey W. Hill