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Love On The Brain - Ali Hazelwood


Ali Hazelwood is a relatively new author discovery for me after reading The Love Hypothesis last year. What I love about her books - they are equal parts spice and science lesson.. and I'm here for it.

Bee is a neuroscientist who has been asked to work on a project with and for NASA. The only problem is, her nemesis Levi is her co-lead and since a few unfortunate interactions in years before, has managed to put him out of her mind. 

But working with him is going to throw her into an uncomfortable work environment. She never did find out why he hated her so much. 

Can you see where this is heading?

I adored this. Levi is loveable and Bee is definitely someone I can see myself being friends with. 

If you've read any of Hazelwood's other books - make sure you add this to the list. 



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