The Fourth book in The Garrison Series, 'Eva' is a tale of two women. Marci, Garrison's transformed girlfriend, wants children but is concerned about her health during pregnancy and childbirth, and how her children with Garrison would mentally and physically develop. With help from Wolfgang, the eccentric trio experiment on humans. Marci is confronted with the fact that sometimes in life, searching for answers to unhallowed questions are better left unanswered. Eva, Garrison's sister, daughter of Wolfgang and Zelda, grew at an astonishing rate, much like Garrison did at that age. Eva, a Goddess that Wolfgang and his fellow Nazi compatriots of the past sought to create, is about to embark on the start of a new world order. She's an athletic marvel, musical prodigy and intellectual savant that possesses an insufferably condescending, self-absorbed and narcissistic attitude. With Garrison and Marci's help, Eva discovers her virtuosity on the violin and in voice which leads into performing on the operatic stage. As an overnight prodigy, Eva captures the world's attention with fans and media that overwhelmingly deemed her the most beautiful and sensual woman the universe has ever seen.