Love Theoretically
Another story of women struggles in the STEM world with a touch of Hazelwood’s characteristic humor and an enemies-to-lovers romance…
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Ali Hazelwood adds another STEM rom-com to her collection.
Highlights
As usual, we get insights into the difficult world of academia: the power imbalance, the gender inequalities, the financial struggles, but with a touch of humor and the hope of happy endings.
What to Expect
- Steamy enemies-to-lovers relationship
- STEM world involving Physics
- Scientific terminology
- Power imbalance
- Scientific humor
- Slow flow sometimes
What I Missed
- The MC inner dialogues slowed down the story.
- The blend between the scientific terminology and the scientific humor with the rest of the story wasn’t as engaging as in previous STEM books.
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Check other books of her STEM collection: Love on the Brain & Loathe to Love You.
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