They call her Crazy Anna. Anna Flint won’t shake your hand. She collects tin cans. She cleans her cubicle at work with Lysol several times a day. But Anna doesn’t care that they call her crazy. She’s absolutely satisfied with her life of perfect organization, cleanliness, and most of all, solitude. Matt Harper likes Anna Flint. He likes that she’s the smartest person he knows and he likes her big blue eyes. He doesn’t even mind her can collection. In fact, he pretty much likes everything about Anna. As his body and his world are falling apart, she still manages to make him happy. Matt is the only person Anna has ever wanted to be close to. But how can she go on a date with him if the thought of dinner at a restaurant fills her with terror? How can she ever kiss the man she loves if she can't even touch him? Maybe it’s time to stop being Crazy Anna. If only she could.

Reasons why Anna Harper never wanted to have children: — The lifetime cost of raising a child is a quarter of a million dollars. —The baby might vomit. And then she would have to have the entire house sterilized. —What if while she was driving in the car, the baby managed to open its car seat, and then she got into an accident while the baby was out of the car seat? —What if the baby doesn’t like her? After all, she has observed that most people don’t. Reasons why Anna Harper has started trying for a baby: —Her husband is baby crazy. And it’s beginning to seem like he can’t be happy without one. This is Book 2 of the Matt & Anna series.