Love, Theoretically by Ali Hazelwood
In the captivating novel Love, Theoretically by Ali Hazelwood, we meet Elsie Hannaway, a brilliant theoretical physicist struggling to make ends meet. To supplement her income, Elsie has found an unusual side gig: she poses as a fake girlfriend, using her remarkable ability to adapt and please others to become the partner her clients desire. However, her life takes an unexpected turn when she's asked to pretend to be the girlfriend of Jack Smith, the older brother of her favorite client.
Jack, an enigmatic and reputedly cold-hearted experimental physicist, holds a personal connection to Elsie's past. He's the person responsible for derailing her mentor's career, and she harbors a burning desire for revenge. But as Elsie delves deeper into Jack's world, she discovers that he isn't the villain she imagined. In fact, he's the first person who truly sees her, peeling away the façade she presents to the world.
As Elsie and Jack spend more time together, a magnetic attraction builds between them. However, their burgeoning relationship is complicated by their divergent views on physics, their intense competition for a coveted job, and the secrets they both guard closely. Can they rise above their differences and navigate the complexities of love?
Love Theoretically weaves a delightful and heartwarming tale of romance, sure to captivate fans of Ali Hazelwood's previous works. Within its pages, readers will discover the extraordinary power of love, found in the most unexpected corners of life, and the journey towards embracing one's authentic self.
Key details about the book include:
Publication date: January 2023
Length: 352 pages
Setting: United States
Main characters: Elsie Hannaway and Jack Smith
Genre: Romance
