I was given this book to review as an ARC by the publisher for an honest opinion. 
 Izzy is a child prodigy who finished her medical internship at age eighteen and wants to be a surgeon but is refused a program at John Hopkins because of her inability to relate with empathy to others, especially her patients. Not knowing what else to do with herself while she waits out a probation period, she enrolls in college (for the third time) to try to get a regular teen experience. Her RA, Marshall, tries to help her negotiate these tricky waters - for example, Izzy tries to test her roommates one night stand for STDs in a very funny scene. 
 Gradually Izzy, with Marshall's help, starts to relate to others. Marshall has his own issues to deal with but he and Izzy help each other in tender, funny, and romantic moments. 
 Izzy is hard to like at first but as she becomes more "human", you end up liking her more and more. Marshall is just a sweetheart for the whole book and his family is a riot. This was a delightful and engrossing read. I would definitely recommend it and read more books by this author.