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A review by colourbandit
The Love Hypothesis by Ali Hazelwood
funny
lighthearted
fast-paced
- Plot- or character-driven? Character
- Strong character development? Yes
- Loveable characters? Yes
- Diverse cast of characters? Yes
- Flaws of characters a main focus? Yes
4.0
This was another quite unique setting for a romance making use of a number of the more classic tropes. It was very much a slow-burn but wow the reward was so worth it! I had to take a break to cool off after the hotel scene đ
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I loved the academia setting and the dive into the experiences of women in STEM, good and bad, and the intelligence of every single character stood out so clearly which I enjoyed - there were lots of great little quips. I did find the ending a little predictable but not entirely how Iâd pictured it, so I wasnât too mad about the whole situation.
The edition I read had the additional bonus chapter, which I felt was a slight stretch to refer to it as such with it just being the exact same scene from earlier in the book from a different perspective, but hey, it was equally steamy and I wonât deduct points for that.
This book had been on my radar for so long so Iâm glad I finally got around to picking it up. I wonât say it had loads of special aspects to make it stand out in the romance world, but I enjoyed the story and felt it did its job very well! I would definitely return to Ali Hazelwoodâs work again and would recommend picking this up if youâre a romance lover who also enjoys academia and grumpy/sunshine.
P.S.
âHe could fit her entire breast in his mouthâ, excuse me??