Name: The Accidental Human
ISBN: 9781101014721

Dakota Cassidy

Immortality bites- new from the author of Accidentally Dead and The Accidental Werewolf. Wanda Schwartz is raking in the dough selling Bobbie-Sue Cosmetics-and she's a pro at recruiting new saleswomen. So, she's shocked when a man comes to one of her in-home parties-a very hot man. Heath Jefferson is sure to put some extra spin into a lot of women's color wheels. When Wanda is diagnosed with a terminal illness, it doesn't have to be a death sentence. With a werewolf and a vampire for best friends, she has options that most ordinary people wouldn't. As Wanda ponders what to do about her mortality, Heath reveals he has secrets, and one of them is that his former bloodlust has turned into an old-fashioned lust-for Wanda. And he's already given up too much to lose the love of his lifetimes.

The Accidental Human

Although diagnosed with a terminal illness, cosmetic saleswoman Wanda Schwartz isn't as fearful as she should be about her fate, especially since her best friends, a vampire and a werewolf, have the power to make her immortal upon the simplest request. Original.

Jacalyn Boggs

I have really loved the Accidental series this year! This was a great way to get the last of our three gals into the Super-world! I love that Wanda is still working hard at her Bobbie Sue and talk about the adventure it takes her on! It gave her the strength and self confidence she needed to regain after her ex left her in a mess, and now she's a woman on her own ready to do what's necessary. At least, until she's diagnosed with a terminal illness. She moves to the great land of De Nile for some of this book as well as throws herself a Pity Party. Talk about your best written stages of grief book! 

Lucky for Wanda, on the heels of her doctor's dismal diagnosis, she meets herself a hunky man - the catch is he isn't all he appears to be AND he wants to sell Bobbie Sue.

What's a dying girl to do but help out the hunky man with his difficult career choice?

From national bestselling author Dakota Cassidy comes the latest in the series that "gets better and better with each book." (Bitten by Books) He's in a furry situation. Accountant Harry Ralph Emerson has always been a by-the-numbers kind of guy. But when he finds himself trapped at work sprouting an obscene amount of hair, he knows his odds for maintaining normalcy are zero to none. After a frantic internet search, Harry goes through the OOPS--Out in the Open Paranormal Support--checklist and comes to a disheartening conclusion: He's turning into a werewolf and he needs help ASAP. She might be the only solution. Werewolf Mara Flaherty has long carried a torch for Pack Cosmetics's sexy single accountant, even after her attempt to seduce him went down in flames. When her sister-in-law, Marty, shows up to handle Harry's OOPS emergency, she tasks Mara with showing the hirsute hottie the ropes. But Mara knows Harry's condition is a result of her lab experiment gone wrong--and the previously mild-mannered object of her affection is about to give her a piece of his mind...

Something About Harry

The Accidental Werewolf 2

Southern Today Gone Tomorrow

Something About Harry is the second novel in the Accidental Werewolf Series, and and the 8th book in the Accidental Series by Dakota Cassidy. This novel follows Mara, the sister in law to the first Accidental Werewolf, Marty. Mara can't seem to find a guy and just wants a baby, but when the wrong person, Mr. Hot Harry from Accounting, is in her lab and goes furry, she has to deal with the consequences. Though, those may not be all bad.

*THIS NOVEL IS NOT FOR CHILDREN, I REPEAT, THIS NOVEL IS NOT FOR CHILDREN*
Now that is out of the way, I really enjoyed this novel. A fun story with some serious things going on - I'm talking kidnapping folks - this novel hits all of the right spots with me.

Mara and Harry are both super nerds, and their characters foiled with the OOPS gang and Carl, the zombie, were just so sweet. This is a very FAST paced novel, and as such somethings, as always, feel a bit... forced? Off? But, this novel was still really good and I enjoyed Harry and Mara a ton. I think that, when it comes to the leading lady, this novel works out much better than The Accidental Werewolf, mostly because Mara isn't annoying. She knows, for the most part, who she is, she just isn't good with men. She isn't annoying and super over the top girly, she is a nerd. And somewhat relate-able. 

Nina is a lot of fun as well, so much sass and just so entertaining! But, that doesn't change the fact that her character, and really all of the characters other than Mara, Harry, and Astrid, come off as super forced.

But still, an enjoying paranormal romance read that was fun and (mostly) light.

The Accidental Human

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