Severe psychic syndrome

"As hilarious as it is romantic. You won't be able to put this book down. I didn't want it to end!" – Meg Cabot, bestselling author of The Princess Diaries. Psychology student Leigh Nolan has a tendency to overanalyze things, especially when it involves the opposite sex. Example: Why does Andrew, her boyfriend of over a year, never invite her to spend the night with him and take the next step in their relationship—i.e., have sex? And why has she started having erotic dreams about Nathan, Andrew's roommate who hates her so much? Aggravating factors include: other overly competitive psychology students, a teacher in dire need of analysis, and a high school student who thinks Leigh is naive. Diagnosis? Severe psychiatric syndrome: an affliction in which a psychology student, overwhelmed by conditions, effects, and disorders, begins to overanalyze her own life.