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# LOVE, THEORETICALLY

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Review: ONCE AGAIN - I FREAKING LOVE ALI. I was so impatient I literally read a part of this book online before my copy arrived because I just could not wait. And when it finally showed up? I devoured it. No breaks. No distractions. Just me, my book, and the emotional whirlwind that is another Ali Hazelwood masterpiece. Once again, she gave us a brilliant, driven STEM heroine with real depth, a broody intellectual love interest who’s way too soft underneath the grumpiness, and that delicious mix of awkward moments, slow-burn tension, and actual plot twists that kept me flipping pages like I was running out of time.(GOD IM A SUCKER FOR HER BOOKS) The emotional beats? So well done. The academic setting? On point. The banter? Flawless. But listen… as much as I adored this book no one will EVER top Scarlett and Lukas for me. Those two have my whole heart. That’s the couple I compare everyone else to. They live rent-free in my head. Forever. Still, Love, Theoretically? 10/10. No notes. Ali Hazelwood, you never miss.
Review: Another banger - Love theoretically Rating: ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Spice: 🌶️🌶️🌶️ Tropes: enemies to lovers Elsie is a theoretical physicist by day and a fake dating girlfriend by night. She is very smart and kind but also has an unhealthy need to please others. She morphs into what she thinks they want her to be. Elsie meets Jack, the brother of one of her fake dates. To her shock he is ALSO her long time “evil villain” character in the physics story that is her life. After their first meeting things get very confusing because they have met a few times before as different people. Elsie thinks he’s a gym teacher, jack thinks she’s a librarian. Through the story their relationship evolves and Elsie grows as a person thanks to Jack. Jack is not at all who Elsie made him to be in her mind. He also keeps Elsie honest and helps her be her true self. I really enjoyed the evolution of their relationship throughout this book. It’s sweet and comedic. It’s light hearted and makes you say awww a bunch of times. The spicy parts were really good! This book was HOTTTT compared to the love hypothesis which was also great! The scenes were definitely really detailed 🥵🤣 I think Ali did a fantastic job incorporating some more sex into her book. I took off one start for two issues I have with Ali’s characters and I’m providing some honest information here lol You do NOT need to be a prude to have your doctorate or he a science nerd trust me. Not all female characters in doctorate programs have no time or a fear of sex. I would like to see the female characters in her next books be some kickass confident STEM babes 😍 Second reason is she gets really technical with the science 🧬 🧪 and some of us who have their doctorates still don’t really understand. Like I get nerdy science jokes are part of the whole science backdrop but if I have to keep looking them up maybe they are just a bit exclusive to the reader audience! Overall I still loved the beautiful writing, the comedy, feeling very invested in their love story and the character development. They could be real people plucked off the streets of academia.

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| Best Sellers Rank | #5,235 in Books ( See Top 100 in Books ) #51 in Workplace Romance #133 in Romantic Comedy (Books) #238 in Contemporary Romance (Books) |
| Customer Reviews | 4.4 out of 5 stars 38,625 Reviews |

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## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ ONCE AGAIN
*by L***S on December 2, 2025*

I FREAKING LOVE ALI. I was so impatient I literally read a part of this book online before my copy arrived because I just could not wait. And when it finally showed up? I devoured it. No breaks. No distractions. Just me, my book, and the emotional whirlwind that is another Ali Hazelwood masterpiece. Once again, she gave us a brilliant, driven STEM heroine with real depth, a broody intellectual love interest who’s way too soft underneath the grumpiness, and that delicious mix of awkward moments, slow-burn tension, and actual plot twists that kept me flipping pages like I was running out of time.(GOD IM A SUCKER FOR HER BOOKS) The emotional beats? So well done. The academic setting? On point. The banter? Flawless. But listen… as much as I adored this book no one will EVER top Scarlett and Lukas for me. Those two have my whole heart. That’s the couple I compare everyone else to. They live rent-free in my head. Forever. Still, Love, Theoretically? 10/10. No notes. Ali Hazelwood, you never miss.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Another banger
*by B***E on June 27, 2023*

Love theoretically Rating: ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Spice: 🌶️🌶️🌶️ Tropes: enemies to lovers Elsie is a theoretical physicist by day and a fake dating girlfriend by night. She is very smart and kind but also has an unhealthy need to please others. She morphs into what she thinks they want her to be. Elsie meets Jack, the brother of one of her fake dates. To her shock he is ALSO her long time “evil villain” character in the physics story that is her life. After their first meeting things get very confusing because they have met a few times before as different people. Elsie thinks he’s a gym teacher, jack thinks she’s a librarian. Through the story their relationship evolves and Elsie grows as a person thanks to Jack. Jack is not at all who Elsie made him to be in her mind. He also keeps Elsie honest and helps her be her true self. I really enjoyed the evolution of their relationship throughout this book. It’s sweet and comedic. It’s light hearted and makes you say awww a bunch of times. The spicy parts were really good! This book was HOTTTT compared to the love hypothesis which was also great! The scenes were definitely really detailed 🥵🤣 I think Ali did a fantastic job incorporating some more sex into her book. I took off one start for two issues I have with Ali’s characters and I’m providing some honest information here lol You do NOT need to be a prude to have your doctorate or he a science nerd trust me. Not all female characters in doctorate programs have no time or a fear of sex. I would like to see the female characters in her next books be some kickass confident STEM babes 😍 Second reason is she gets really technical with the science 🧬 🧪 and some of us who have their doctorates still don’t really understand. Like I get nerdy science jokes are part of the whole science backdrop but if I have to keep looking them up maybe they are just a bit exclusive to the reader audience! Overall I still loved the beautiful writing, the comedy, feeling very invested in their love story and the character development. They could be real people plucked off the streets of academia.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Cozy and Easy and Soft to Read
*by D***R on June 16, 2023*

Thank you, Ali, for giving us another hunky, mountain-sized man. I know the massive guy/smaller girl cliche is hated but . . . I kinda love it. And it's a Hazelwood staple. So thanks. But on to the book: The romance was whirlwind once started—though true enemies-to-lovers at the beginning. There's miscommunication, but not to a frightening extent (I like that trope tho, so can you really believe me?), but the book's otherwise pretty trope-less and original. I ADORED seeing a diabetic character as a protagonist and not making her whole arc or every interaction about diabetes! There was a lot of screen time to the academic side. Almost too much for your average layperson, but not quite. I found I wasn't as bored by it as I was reading her other book, Love on the Brain, though it has more than The Love Hypothesis. (Though as a person employed at an institution mentioned in the book, some of the academic aspects hit hard.) I didn't feel like the mental aspect went too far down the rabbit hole. In some ways, Elsie's problems are relatable to everyone, even if not at this level. I was really nervous that the focus would become ENTIRELY on that plotline—mental health—but it was just an important aspect instead of the entire focus. The MC also didn't overdo the tough love aspect, as far as him demanding her to be forthcoming (though a few things skirted the line, and I worried with the whole 'I want you because you've never shown your OG self and I like things that have never happened before' aspect might lead to him breaking up with her once he HAS seen all the new things, but the deep commitment romantic whirlwind that felt a little unrealistic actually evened out this fear lol.) I've seen that dominating-guy-commands-her-to-speak-thoughts done wrong in other romance books, but it didn't go far enough to feel icky in this one. Hazelwood has such a way of writing modern characters. Maybe it's her fanfiction background, but the stories feel so alive in the way fanfiction does, except polished. It does throw me when I read references to things so recent, though! (For example, referencing Young Sheldon tv show season 7, which was just announced a few months ago? Or AOC references? You on the ball, Ali!) Reaching the character growth in this book made me realize that while The Love Hypothesis is my all-time favorite book, the characters don't really grow in it. Olive is wonderful at the start and Olive is wonderful at the finish. But Elsie's transformation is really distinguishable between chapter one and the end of the book. Jacks too, in some ways, but let me focus All in all, Love, Theoretically didn't sing to me like TLH, but it was wonderful nonetheless. I laughed, I misted a little, and I read it all in one sitting. I feel like I got COVID-quarantine vibes from this book. It was cozy and easy and soft to read.

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