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"Shocking Volume 3 of the Almost Human Series"

After recovering from their recent battle with vampires, Felicity was tired of being in danger. Cain made her feel safe, but she couldn't keep running to him every time danger threatened. All she knows is she can't walk away from him, for fear that she will never see him again. She has some choices to make, and they are not going to be easy.

Felicity draws Cain like no human or vampire before. She does not see him as an evil creature, but as someone worthy of her friendship and maybe even love. She trusts him with her life, and Cain has sworn that he will never betray that trust. But can he control his need for a companion over the need to do what is right?

Book three, Evolving Ecstasy had me going on a rollercoaster ride of who I wanted with who, with a surprise ending I did not expect. I love how this author throws you curve balls that completely leave you hooked and wanting more. Bravo on a job well done, Melanie Nowak is on my 'to look for' list! Can't wait for Book 4, Born to Blood, I need my Cain fix!!

Reviewed by Missy Brown
Posted October 12, 2009

The relationship between Cain and Felicity has crested to a peak that leaves them unsure whether to step back for safety or jump into a future united in death. Felicity is unlike any human Cain has known before. She treats him as an equal, a man worthy of friendship, respect and even love. She embodies qualities of gentleness and loving trust that he has never found among his own kind. This makes her far more desirable to him than any creature of darkness could ever be. Is her trust in him only the foolishness of a young girl in love?

Cain is all too conscious of the fact that the venom of his bite would give him a connection to her unequaled by any other and protect her from hostile vampires, but it would give him a measure of psychic control over her as well. He could make Felicity into a vampire, to accompany him in his quest to help others and abate his loneliness. But is his desire for companionship worth the loss of her life?