What I Liked:
While not nearly enough women will be able to relate to Elsie in her pursuit of a tenured position at a prestigious research institution, I think many women have experienced the desire or even need to act in certain ways with specific people in the vain hope that they will be liked. I think Love, Theoretically hits a good balance between normal character quirks and providing insight into the drama that can ensue in the world of academia.
What Bothered Me:
When the book stared with Elsie earning extra cash as a fake girlfriend, I was a little skeptical that was realistic for a physicist but in the end, I think it worked out.
Overall:
If you have enjoyed the other books in The Love Hypothesis series or are a romance reader with experience in the academic arena, you should check out Love, Theoretically.
