Lisa-Lina has been friends with the twins, Kelly and Joline, since school, but they couldn’t be more different; the twins thrive on passion and devour men together for fun; Lisa-Lina is a Christian scientist, saving herself for Mr Right. In fact, any man vying for the attention of the curvaceous geneticist must first pass the ‘twin test’ – a honey trap that would challenge even the most committed of suitors While on a skiing holiday, the three girls discover buried Neanderthal remains, and Lisa-Lina’s dual quests for scientific discovery and the perfect man are brought together. Could it be that modern man hasn’t evolved beyond the level of Neanderthal? If so, her ideal man must surely be a fully developed Homo Sapien, but does this species actually exist? ------- SN Dijk is a human tissue scientist working in London. Originally from Holland, where he studied medicine, he has a PhD from the University of London and his specialist area of research is the study of molecular pathways in disease.

The handbook provides a broad view of masculinities primarily across the social sciences, but including important debates in areas of the humanities & natural sciences.