Love on the Brain: From the bestselling author of The Love Hypothesis

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There is also the the amount of inner monologue Bee spends commenting on how big, broody, and hot Levi is (I even tried highlighting all the scenes, but I probably missed some), which is also what Olive did in TLH all the time.

But I also know, I don't have to bring down anyone or any man, especially when the person is doing nothing wrong. AND GUESS WHAT MY FRIENDS WE GOT LESBIANS IN A STEM NOVEL WITH GRUMPY SUNSHINE 'ENEMIES TO LOVERS' AND GUY OBSESSED WITH GIRL WHAT ELSE IS THERE TO WANT? We see the gender gap between men and women in STEM, the easiness for men, how women are treated, and the general implications of how much more difficult it is for women. We are experiencing delays with deliveries to many countries, but in most cases local services have now resumed. But when it comes time to actually make a move and put her heart on the line, there’s only one question that matters: What will Bee Königswasser do?now, listen besties, i love a consensual king as much as the next person, but i can’t believe we are getting the same dialogue twice. Since we’re pretty much told everything and shown almost nothing, there are many things the reader is told that add nothing to the story due to zero detail provided to make a theory, add a thought, or understand a point. A face attached to a large, solid body—a body that is pinning me to the wall, a body made of a broad chest and two thighs that could moonlight as redwoods. those are all things that are unexciting, but things that can be overlooked, but recycling scenes again is just lazy writing at this point.

i will ignore them because i WANT to like this book and i do i love the premise, women in stem the reality of what its like for them in the workplace, and the online friends (i fucking love that trope so much i dont know why, maybe the talking about the girl with no filter ugh i love it) and of course Levi we love a man in stem that recognises that he is the minority and that we need to bring in other people for different perspectives. They just bring a smile on your face no matter how many times you reread them, another stunning and extraordinary read, cannot wait for your next read Ali your writing and plots are just out of this world. Enemies to lovers and friends to lovers themes meet “You’ve got mail” blended in second chances with so much brainy, nerdy references made me giggle at least hundred times!Ustedes saben que quedé OBSESIONADA con lo que escribe Ali Hazelwood después de que leí The Love Hypothesis y se convirtió en uno de los mejores libros de mi año. Yes, this was a repeat of TLH but in my humble opinion, better, smuttier, and more sciencey (yayyyy stem! I want to go back in time and punch her stupid husband on the day I met him and then travel back to the future and punch him again.

but this book gives me all the fuzzy feelings as a women in stem so i am willing to ignore all of them. The two have good chemistry and they're cute together BUT sadly, they could not create the magic that Adam and Olive created. I am a tall woman, and I don't like dating super-tall and extremely toned men, and so there is no room for me here! The sex scenes, while there are three instead of one, were still horrendous, giving second-hand embarrassment, and similar in terms of semantics and getting them there. i did like the romance more but at times i found myself bored also it was really annoying how the characters in this book talked.And as soon as she arrives at her work space: she finds out she doesn’t have one: because there’s shipment problem about her equipments and clock is ticking, her superiors force her to show them some scientific results about her project, the very same project she cannot start.