Love, Theoretically by Ali Hazelwood

In theory, love should be simple. In practice, it’s an absolute mess.

Love, Theoretically follows theoretical physicist Elsie Hannaway, who spends her days juggling adjunct teaching jobs and fake-dating gigs to make ends meet. But when a career opportunity places her directly in the path of Jack Smith — the frustratingly attractive experimental physicist who seems determined to challenge everything she thought she knew — Elsie’s carefully controlled life begins unraveling in the most unexpected ways.

Ali Hazelwood delivers a smart, funny romance packed with academic rivalry, emotional vulnerability, and sizzling chemistry. Filled with witty banter, STEM-world chaos, and deeply lovable characters, this contemporary romance perfectly balances humor, heart, and slow-burning tension.

Perfect for readers who love:
• STEM romance
• academic rivals-to-lovers
• witty banter and chemistry
• emotionally vulnerable heroines
• smart, spicy romantic comedies

Format: Paperback