LOVE THEORETICALLY BY ALI HAZELWOOD

Step into the high-stakes world of academia where the laws of physics collide with the chaos of the heart in Ali Hazelwood’s Love, Theoretically. Elsie Hannaway is a theoretical physicist living a double life: by day, she’s an adjunct professor toiling for a permanent post, and by night, she’s a professional "fake girlfriend" for hire, expertly molding herself into whatever version of a woman her clients need. But her carefully constructed worlds implode when she meets Jack Smith—the cold, arrogant, and devastatingly handsome experimental physicist who happens to be the brother of her favorite client and the one man standing between her and her dream job. With "sparking chemistry" and Hazelwood’s signature "sharp-witted humor," this novel is a brilliant exploration of what happens when a woman who is a master of adaptation finally meets the one person who demands she be herself. It is a "magnetic, soul-stirring" romantic comedy that proves even the most logical minds can’t calculate the gravity of true love.