Escaping Into Love with Love, Theoretically by Ali Hazelwood

Ali Hazelwood has become a fan-favorite for her witty, STEM-inspired romance novels, and her latest release, Love, Theoretically, proves why she’s a powerhouse in the rom-com world. If you’re craving a feel-good, nerdy, and heartfelt love story, this one should be at the top of your list.

What It’s About

Elsie Hannaway is a theoretical physicist—by day, she teaches adjunct classes to pay the bills. By night, she moonlights as a fake girlfriend through a dating app. Life gets complicated when she crosses paths with Jack Smith, a grumpy physicist who just happens to be connected to Elsie’s professional world—and her most complicated fake-dating gig yet.

Why Readers Love It

• STEMinist romance that blends science and love effortlessly
• Enemies-to-lovers sparks with sharp banter and irresistible tension
• Fake dating trope that leads to hilarious and heartfelt moments
• Characters who are ambitious, quirky, and deeply relatable
  
  

Perfect For Readers Who…

• Can’t resist nerdy rom-coms
• Love books by authors like Emily Henry or Christina Lauren
• Enjoy fake-dating and rivals-to-lovers storylines
  

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Final Thoughts

Love, Theoretically is a swoony, smart, and hilarious romance that will charm fans of Hazelwood’s earlier hits like The Love Hypothesis. It’s proof that love and science make the perfect equation.