Problematic Summer Romance
What's it about
Ever wondered if a summer fling could survive the real world? This story dives into a fake relationship between a physicist and a screenwriter, exploring what happens when pretend feelings start to feel all too real, especially when an old flame returns to complicate everything. You'll discover how past heartbreaks and career ambitions clash with undeniable chemistry. Learn how to navigate the tricky line between a temporary arrangement and a genuine connection, and see if it's possible to build a future on a foundation that started as a lie.
Meet the author
Ali Hazelwood is a New York Times bestselling author whose viral novels have defined the modern "STEMinist" romance genre, reaching millions of readers worldwide. Originally from Italy, she lived in Japan and Germany before moving to the U.S. to pursue a Ph.D. in neuroscience. This background in academia inspired her to write smart, funny, and unforgettable love stories about women in science. Hazelwood still works as a professor, blending her passion for science with her love for storytelling.
What's it about
Ever wondered if a summer fling could survive the real world? This story dives into a fake relationship between a physicist and a screenwriter, exploring what happens when pretend feelings start to feel all too real, especially when an old flame returns to complicate everything. You'll discover how past heartbreaks and career ambitions clash with undeniable chemistry. Learn how to navigate the tricky line between a temporary arrangement and a genuine connection, and see if it's possible to build a future on a foundation that started as a lie.
Meet the author
Ali Hazelwood is a New York Times bestselling author whose viral novels have defined the modern "STEMinist" romance genre, reaching millions of readers worldwide. Originally from Italy, she lived in Japan and Germany before moving to the U.S. to pursue a Ph.D. in neuroscience. This background in academia inspired her to write smart, funny, and unforgettable love stories about women in science. Hazelwood still works as a professor, blending her passion for science with her love for storytelling.
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