Love, Theoretically

Love, Theoretically by Ali Hazelwood delivers another delightful STEMinist romance, filled with sharp banter, academic intrigue, and heartfelt chemistry. The story follows Dr. Elsie Hannaway, a theoretical physicist who is struggling with job insecurity in academia while secretly working as a fake girlfriend on the side to pay her bills.

Her carefully balanced double life begins to crumble when she interviews for her dream faculty position and finds herself face-to-face with Jack Smith—the older brother of her favorite fake-dating client, and a man who has long dismissed her field of research. As sparks fly, Elsie must navigate the thin line between professional ambition and personal desire, while confronting what she truly wants in life and love.Witty, empowering, and brimming with nerdy charm, this rom-com is perfect for fans of fake dating, enemies-to-lovers tension, and strong women in STEM.