Smart, sweet, and just a bit cheesy (get it? Haha)—in a good way. I loved the academic setting and the science-y bits, and I appreciated the focus on women in STEM and their struggles. The characters were too genius-level and emotionally self-aware to feel real. Overall, it was a fun, nerdy romance with a healthy dynamic and a lot of heart.

Love. Love. Love. Funny. Emotional. Smart.

This book was amazing. I’ve gotten reviews saying this was more of a hard down enemies to lovers trope, but it wasn’t hard on. They argued but wasn’t enemies. Elsie was a slow burning. It was a lot of science talk, if you’re not into that then i don’t think it’s best to read but nonetheless, it was an amazing book, i think you should still read it.

Boring

That one hit home for me.

I’m not a fan…. I have red 3 of her books (love hypothesis, not in love, and love theoretically), and none of them stood out to me. As a “chronic” re-reader none of this books made me want to re-read them. I only one I thought was pretty good was love hypothesis, but still I didn’t like it enough to re-read it. I personally wouldn’t recommend this books to other people. So I wouldn’t get it if I were you….(no hate to the author!)

The beginning was so slow and to much science talk for me. Eventually when it picked up it was really good.

This book was everything. Snarky FMC. Great banter. The storyline flowed, albeit the twist was predictable. It was a perfect quick read to make your heart flutter in just the right way.

Great reading, I loved the characters in this book. Cannot wait to read all her other books

I really enjoy all of this authors book, their romantic story telling always scratches the itch I’m looking for in a fun light hearted book.