The Accidental Human

The 3rd book in the Accidental series is very cute. Dakota Cassidy is a very funny writer and it shows in this story. Wanda is a great gal, she is a true friend and when she is diagnosed with a terminal illness she starts to look at her life it takes her meeting Heath to realize that she wants to live and love. Her friends step in to help Wanda decide how to handle the illness and well let's just say that is when it all goes to hell in a handbasket. What would you do with friends like that? Great Read!

This book was funny, romantic, and sweet all at the same time. This was a great ending to the accidental friends.

This the last one in this trilogy and is the best of them all. It combines the elements of the two previous books and kept me hooked to the end.

The book well written and very hard to put down. this is the 3rd book in the series and is as spellbinding as the first one. I'd recommend this book to anyone who love parnormal romances.

Wanda Schwartz is still in disbelief from her best friends' conversion into the paranormal; Marty Andrews has become THE ACCIDENTAL WEREWOLF and Nina Blackman is now a vampire having become ACCIDENTALLY DEAD. Wanda just wants to remain boringly human. However, Wanda is stunned when she learns she is terminally ill. She vows to live a normal human life to the fullest and hide her condition from her two best friends as long as possible. She meets Heath Jefferson, who wants to sell Bobbie-Sue Cosmetics. He is strange in a nice way but his manservant Archibald seems even odder; also in a nice way. Wanda thinks he is perfect for her final fling before she dies; Heath may be in full blooded lust, but has a different opinion. The final "accidental" paranormal romance (see ACCIDENTALLY DEAD and THE ACCIDENTAL WEREWOLF) is a delightful, at times droll, contemporary tale starring a decidedly human heroine and Heath (read the book to learn who he is). Fans will laugh at her "F**k List" that needs some revision once Heath proves he knows his cosmic cosmetic colors. Dakota Cassidy provides a fitting twisted ending to this amusingly warm urban romantic fantasy. Harriet Klausner