Love , Theoretically by Ali Hazelwood

Synopsis:
In Love, Theoretically, Elsie Hannaway is a brilliant physicist living a double life. By day, she's a teaching assistant at a prestigious university, but by night, she’s a high-paid, fake-dating consultant for scientists who want to impress their colleagues or clients. When Elsie is called upon to help the charming and very real Jack Smith, a respected theoretical physicist, she’s thrown into a world of professional rivalries, deep intellectual conversations, and undeniable chemistry. Despite their strong attraction to each other, both Elsie and Jack are adamant that a relationship can never happen—after all, they come from very different worlds. However, as they work together, their emotional and intellectual connection becomes harder to ignore, forcing them to confront their own definitions of love, self-worth, and the courage it takes to follow their hearts.

Why You’ll Love It:

• A fresh take on the enemies-to-lovers trope, with a lot of humor, science, and sizzling chemistry.
• Complex, multi-dimensional characters who are both relatable and aspirational—especially for readers who enjoy stories about intelligent, strong women and their personal growth.
• A perfect blend of awkwardness, heart, and intellectual banter, all wrapped up in a romantic plot that explores the balance between career aspirations and romantic feelings.