However, when we first do see and read of Jeanie, we see that she isn’t exactly having the best of times. In fact, Jeanie owns up to herself and her character completely. She can be awkward in social situations and she is a geek to the highest of degrees, but she isn’t one to shy away from these facets of her personality. It does not take long at all for us to see that the main character, Jeanie Morris, is a bit of an oddball. Now, we can jump deeper in our book review of Neanderthal Seeks Human and get to meet the diverse cast. All coupled with the prose of Reid make this book to be the worthwhile novel that it is.

The storytelling of Reid is not to be understated, either, as it is the foundation of a novel of this magnitude. The characters aren’t ones that you’ve read or watched hundreds of times, but realistic, true to life ones. The story is an exceedingly thought-out one one that perfectly blends wit with romance and brilliant humor with raw emotion. Neanderthal Seeks Human book was published in the year of 2013. It is also the first novel in Reid’s Knitting in the City series which is comprised of seven works in total. It is one of the best books that Penny Reid has written and there isn’t a fan of Penny’s novels that doesn’t adore this one. This book is a terrific novel and there is no way around this fact. Now, with that all jotted down, we can go ahead with our book review. She enjoys crocheting, sewing, knitting, arts and crafts, and of course writing and reading. Today, Reid lives along with her spouse and three children. For her tremendous works, Reid has been featured on the bestselling lists of USA Today, Wall Street Journal, and New York Times for many books in her most famous series, Knitting in the City, for one, and the Winston Brothers, as a close second.

Neanderthal seeks human a smart romance