Wanda Schwartz is used to keeping secrets, since one of her best friends is a vampire and the other a werewolf. But Wanda has a secret of her own; and it's one she can't even tell her best friends. Faced with her own mortality, Wanda throws herself into the one area of her life that has sustained her through tough times, Bobbie-Sue Cosmetics. Her world is turned upside down when her recruitment ad is answered by a man.

Heath Jefferson has sunk about as low as he can go, and Bobbie-Sue and Wanda may be the answers to his prayers. Having a knack for coordinating colors and a revolutionary idea for tapping into a new cosmetic market, Heath becomes Wanda's best-selling, and certainly sexiest, recruit. Despite her best intentions and plans to get her life in order, Wanda and the super-hot Heath fall in love over peanut butter cups. When he reveals his darkest secret to Wanda, Heath is amazed at how well she takes the news; until he meets her best friends Nina and Marty. When Heath outs Wanda's secret to her friends, it's going to take the three of them to make sure Heath and Wanda have a future together.

Dakota Cassidy's THE ACCIDENTAL HUMAN is the third book in the Accidental Friends series -- and my favorite. Throughout the series, Wanda has been my favorite, and in a way the most human of the three friends, and her story was worth the wait. Heath is the perfect foil for the romance- reading Wanda, self-assured and yet somewhat vulnerable. Ms. Cassidy's knack for the outrageously hilarious is evident throughout the story, and the confrontation between Wanda, Nina and Marty is heart-wrenching. The solution to Wanda's mortality has a laugh-out-loud twist. I could not put this one down.