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Based on the available information and the data hitherto collected, my hypothesis is that the further I stay away from love, the better off I will be. 'Contemporary romance's unicorn: the elusive marriage of deeply brainy and delightfully escapist.' Christina Lauren, New York Times bestselling author of The Unhoneymooners * When a fake relationship between scientists meets the irresistible force of attraction, it throws one woman's carefully calculated theories on love into chaos. As a third-year Ph.D. candidate, Olive Smith doesn't believe in lasting romantic relationships but her best friend does, and that's what got her into this situation. Convincing Anh that Olive on her way to a happily ever after was always going to be tough, scientists require proof. So, like any self-respecting woman, Olive panics and kisses the first man she sees. That man is none other than Adam Carlsen, a young hotshot professor and well-known ass. Which is why Olive is positively floored when he agrees to keep her charade a secret and be her fake boyfriend. But when a big science conference goes haywire and Adam surprises her again with his unyielding support (and his unyielding abs), their little experiment feels dangerously close to combustion. Olive soon discovers that the only thing more complicated than a hypothesis on love is putting her own heart under the microscope. What the five star reviews are saying about The Love Hypothesis: 'Did I read this in 24 hours? Yes.' 'Funny. Snarky. Intelligent. Real.' 'If you're even slightly thinking about getting this book to read, just go a head and do it' 'Adam is just *swoon*' 'Ali Hazelwood has made herself an auto-buy author' 'It was just... perfect.' 'A heroine you will instantly fall in love with' Ali Hazelwood's latest novel, Love on the Brain is out now. Review: Heart Warming and Humourous! - I think The Love Hypothesis by Ali Hazelwood highlights everything that a lot of us have come to love in romance. The most attractive aspect of romance for me is the quiet moments that you can have with someone. Not just when you can be quiet with them and they with you, but the soft words you can exchange with them. Your darkest moments and deepest fears, spoken softly only for their ears. A friendship that runs deep and a familiarity that’s both surprising and not. The Love Hypothesis brings all this to the reader and more. It delivers interpersonal relationships, friendships, day to day struggles and the strength to overcome them. I’m usually not so fond of the fake-dating trope, simply because you can generally guess the direction everything heads in and know the typical stops the author will pull. However, I think my favourite part of the book is fake-dating tropes being mentioned in the book itself as a trope and all of them rolling their eyes about the rom-com happening in the life of the heroine (including the heroine). Ali Hazelwood calling out her own trope was a certainly fresh take on it and altered how it felt a reading about it. That being said, the relationship between the H and h mostly felt like a deep friendship with long held affection for one another. They slipped into that space rather naturally and it was like a warm cup of something held between my palms on a cold day. The side characters were all what gave the book so much authenticity. Sure, they added to the humour and angst between the characters, but they also provided a sense of home and love for one another. They were the protagonists’ found family but that was not their only role. They had struggles of their own and personalities outside of being a supporting character. So much so that a spin off series on them wouldn’t be out of place at all. The miscommunication trope is not my favourite and I didn’t enjoy it too much in this book either but it didn’t get dragged out and drive us mental for the most part which I’m thankful for. Also it created a lot of anticipation in the readers, waiting for the moment the miscommunication would clear. Another very important an interesting aspect was handled in this book as well. Something that involved the heroine take a big and brave step. Just like the miscommunication trope, this part of the book created a lot of tension and makes the reader eager to see the resolution. However in both cases the chance to actually see the resolution properly felt robbed. We see the step being taken, but not the reactions as such? In the sense, after the step is taken, the next chapter starts sometime later, thus we only hear about what happened rather than see it. After having waited so long, I guess I felt a little disappointed. However, The Love Hypothesis is a warm warm read. I highly recommend. Expect some tears, lots of laughter, feels and love. Four and a half stars! Review: The book is very good. - If this is your starting to contemporary romance, go for it. This was my first and I absolutely loved it. So different from the genres that I have been reading so far.
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A**)
Heart Warming and Humourous!
I think The Love Hypothesis by Ali Hazelwood highlights everything that a lot of us have come to love in romance. The most attractive aspect of romance for me is the quiet moments that you can have with someone. Not just when you can be quiet with them and they with you, but the soft words you can exchange with them. Your darkest moments and deepest fears, spoken softly only for their ears. A friendship that runs deep and a familiarity that’s both surprising and not. The Love Hypothesis brings all this to the reader and more. It delivers interpersonal relationships, friendships, day to day struggles and the strength to overcome them. I’m usually not so fond of the fake-dating trope, simply because you can generally guess the direction everything heads in and know the typical stops the author will pull. However, I think my favourite part of the book is fake-dating tropes being mentioned in the book itself as a trope and all of them rolling their eyes about the rom-com happening in the life of the heroine (including the heroine). Ali Hazelwood calling out her own trope was a certainly fresh take on it and altered how it felt a reading about it. That being said, the relationship between the H and h mostly felt like a deep friendship with long held affection for one another. They slipped into that space rather naturally and it was like a warm cup of something held between my palms on a cold day. The side characters were all what gave the book so much authenticity. Sure, they added to the humour and angst between the characters, but they also provided a sense of home and love for one another. They were the protagonists’ found family but that was not their only role. They had struggles of their own and personalities outside of being a supporting character. So much so that a spin off series on them wouldn’t be out of place at all. The miscommunication trope is not my favourite and I didn’t enjoy it too much in this book either but it didn’t get dragged out and drive us mental for the most part which I’m thankful for. Also it created a lot of anticipation in the readers, waiting for the moment the miscommunication would clear. Another very important an interesting aspect was handled in this book as well. Something that involved the heroine take a big and brave step. Just like the miscommunication trope, this part of the book created a lot of tension and makes the reader eager to see the resolution. However in both cases the chance to actually see the resolution properly felt robbed. We see the step being taken, but not the reactions as such? In the sense, after the step is taken, the next chapter starts sometime later, thus we only hear about what happened rather than see it. After having waited so long, I guess I felt a little disappointed. However, The Love Hypothesis is a warm warm read. I highly recommend. Expect some tears, lots of laughter, feels and love. Four and a half stars!
T**R
The book is very good.
If this is your starting to contemporary romance, go for it. This was my first and I absolutely loved it. So different from the genres that I have been reading so far.
S**K
Worth reading it
Love how beautifully the author composed the whole plot,the choice of words , the character definitions , etc Adam and olive stole my heart Worth reading it ❤️
A**S
It was a great book and it also came in good condition 😀 very satisfied
Amazing book loved it . And the packaging was amazing .worth buying
S**A
Story
Received in good condition .good romantic book
N**A
Focus on the packaging
Nice..but a little damage on the sides..they need to focus on the packaging maybe bubble wrap
A**A
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Quality
S**M
You will definitely enjoy it
✨ Re-read Review ✨ After finishing White Nights and feeling emotionally wrecked, I knew I needed something warm, swoony, and familiar. The Love Hypothesis was the only right answer. I’ve been meaning to re-read it for ages, and this felt like the perfect moment. And guess what? I still loved every single bit of it. Honestly, I was a little nervous that revisiting it might make it feel predictable or dull—especially since I rarely re-read books. But this? This felt like discovering it all over again. Even though I knew exactly what was coming, nothing about the story felt spoiled. The chemistry, the banter, the fake dating, the pining... all of it hit just as hard—maybe even harder. And let’s just say: I might be even more in love with Adam now. Who knew that was possible? So yes, re-reading can be magical—and if it’s one of your favorites, it’s like a comfort blanket in book form. The Love Hypothesis had me obsessing all over again, and I’m not even sorry about it.
C**9
Dall’accademia con amore
Un libro davvero carino e ben scritto. Fin dalle prime pagine s’intuisce che l’autrice descrive contesti e dinamiche che conosce bene e questo aggiunge sicuramente autenticità ai personaggi e fluidità alla narrazione. I protagonisti sono un po’ due nerd che si sono trovati e proprio per questo mi hanno conquistata: fenomenali nel loro mondo, due imbranati in amore. In più punti mi sono trovata a sorridere/ridere alle loro vicende o ai loro dialoghi e questo è l’aspetto principale che mi ha spinta a dare 5 stelle. Mi sono divertita a leggere il libro, la storia mi ha presa subito e mi ha tenuta incollata alle pagine fino alla fine, la lunghezza a mio avviso è giusta e anche se la storia in alcuni punti è forse un pochino inverosimile, non lo è mai troppo da stonare. Non mi è dispiaciuta nemmeno la narrazione in terza persona che di solito non amo. I personaggi secondari sono fantastici e anche gli intrecci della trama sono ben sviluppati. Super carini gli intro dei capitoli in stile teoria scientifica! Condivido una recensione che ho letto riguardo la parte spicy del romanzo (un po’ imbarazzante e secondo me dallo stile narrativo completamente sbagliato per la caratterizzazione dei personaggi), ma è solo una parentesi e quindi, per me, trascurabile. Era la mia prima volta con questa autrice ed è stata una piacevole scoperta. Se avete voglia di una lettura leggera e che vi lasci il sorriso sulle labbra, siete nel posto giusto.
K**K
So much more than I expected!
My gosh I love Olive and Adam so much! Their relationship is beautiful and funny and so surprising. I didn't expect the depth of feeling their story and what unfolded would evoke. I was totally invested and absolutely fell in love with both of them. Also can't forget Olive's besties Anh and Malcolm who were hilarious. I'm new to this author's work. It was such a good book and I found it almost impossible to put down! Do yourself a favour and read it! Nice work Ali - you've made me an instant fan and can't wait to read more...
R**A
Eine schöne Romanze mit Tiefe und Intelligenz!
"The Love Hypothesis" ist ein absoluter Genuss und eine der besten Liebesgeschichten, die ich in letzter Zeit gelesen habe. Dieser Roman verbindet brillant die Welt der Wissenschaft mit der des menschlichen Herzens, und das Ergebnis ist ein einzigartiges, fesselndes und berührendes Leseerlebnis. Was mir besonders gut an diesem Buch gefallen hat, ist der ungewöhnliche Ansatz, eine romantische Geschichte in der akademischen Welt der Wissenschaft zu verankern. Die Autorin fängt die Spannung und Herausforderungen des wissenschaftlichen Lebens ein, und es ist erfrischend, eine Protagonistin zu sehen, die so intelligent und ehrgeizig ist. Die Romanze zwischen den Hauptcharakteren ist wunderschön geschrieben. Sie entwickelt sich auf natürliche und glaubwürdige Weise, und die Leser werden sich schnell in ihre komplizierte, aber letztendlich herzerwärmende Liebesgeschichte verlieben. Die Dialoge sind witzig, die romantischen Momente sind süß und die Konflikte sind real und nachvollziehbar. Die Charaktere sind gut entwickelt und authentisch. Ihre Schwächen, Stärken und Ängste sind klar und verständlich dargestellt, und man kann sich leicht mit ihnen identifizieren. Die Nebencharaktere sind ebenso vielfältig und interessant und tragen zur Tiefe der Geschichte bei. Darüber hinaus ist der Schreibstil der Autorin flüssig und ansprechend, und sie versteht es, die Leser mit jedem Kapitel tiefer in die Geschichte hineinzuziehen. Insgesamt ist "The Love Hypothesis" ein exzellenter Roman, der eine inspirierende und herzerwärmende Liebesgeschichte bietet, die von Tiefe, Intelligenz und einer Prise Humor geprägt ist. Ich kann dieses Buch ohne zu zögern jedem Romantikliebhaber empfehlen und vergebe dafür voller Begeisterung fünf von fünf Sternen.
N**A
pls avoid the barcode sticker exactly in the book
Its the collectors edition with quality cover and all but pls avoid sticking the barcode sticker exactly on the coverpage or in the book because , its not able to worn off and it makes the coverpage tear too if we try tearing the barcode
K**T
Loved it, so cute!
Such a good book! Read it in one breath
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