Maybe she also read her other readers’ comments? In any case, if Ms.**This book is not a standalone. Reid read my mind, even though I am THREE YEARS behind the first publication of this book. Maybe I wasn’t the only reader who was curious about that small point from “ Neanderthal Seeks Human.” Maybe Ms. Reid explains in this book why Quinn did not want Janie to be part of the account management team for his company’s private clients (a niggling point of “what the hey happened?” in my first Penny Reid post). After all, brothers & sisters are a matter of blood, while friends are a matter of the heart. Quinn’s “hidden” chapter, where Janie distinguishes family v.She sounds weirder than Janie, to the point of me having to look for a sufficient term for someone who has no feelings or emotions.
I’m left feeling a bit sad about his sister, Shelly. Sullivan cooked all of Quinn’s favorite foods in their reunion dinner and where Janie had a surprising helper in picking out THE wedding dress. 
Sullivan, especially the scenes where Mrs.
Quinn and Janie’s new relationship with Mr. There were also tears-in-my-eyes moments: Janie’s irrational, yet still very rational, logic, as to why she and Quinn should have a big “Say Yes to the Dress” type of wedding. Only you can compare a relationship to a disease, and make it sound both romantic and terminal.” “The relationship is the virus, and both Quinn and I, separately, are the host cells, The key is to find a relationship, a virus, that encourages you to be stronger, a better person, but also be able to show weakness without fear of exploitation – a relationship that challenges you, but also makes you happy and lifts you up.” Steven can only reply: “I love you, Janie. She says, and I paraphrase: love is a virus. Janie explaining to her friend, Steven, why she wants to marry Quinn. The title alone entices a smile, at the very least. There were a few LOL moments as I read “Neanderthal Marries Human.” Reid is better at writing smart romance and funny scenes than I am. You’ll thank whatever gods there may be that Ms. Reid brought the word “fun” into the “fun-tastic.” When my e-reader loaded 600 pages when I opened the e-book (landscape mode), of course, I was surprised and thought there was a bonus book in the end. As with any point five or point anything book, I was expecting this to be a quick easy read, i.e., 100-pages max. It’s labelled as “Knitting in the City 1.5” on Goodreads. This is another GREAT book by my new favorite author, Penny Reid.
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