Love in the brain

Your world is about to be rocked. Elena Armas, author of *The Spanish Deception of Love*. Cressida McLaughlin: “A wonderful, brilliant, hopeless romance. I loved it even more than *The Love Hypothesis*, and I didn’t think that was possible.” From the author of the #1 New York Times bestseller *The Love Hypothesis* comes a new romantic comedy from the world of STEM, in which a scientist is forced to work on a project with her nemesis—with stunning results. Bea Koenigwasser lives by a simple law: What would Marie Curie do? If NASA offered her the lead on a project in neuroengineering—a true dream come true—Marie would accept without a second thought. Of course. But the mother of modern physics has never had to share a lead with Levi Ward. Sure, Levi is a magnet with his tall, dark, piercing eyes. But Levi made his feelings for Bea quite clear in graduate school—sworn enemies operate best in their own galaxies far, far away. But when her equipment started disappearing and the staff ignored her, Bea swore she saw Levy soften and become an ally, supporting her plays, endorsing her ideas... and devouring her with those eyes. The possibilities set all her neurons alight. But when it came time to take action and put her heart on the line, there was only one question: What would Bea Konigwasser do? Ali Hazlewood proves that science is deeply engaging, and that love can spring from the most unexpected places. She's my newest go-to author. Jodi Picoult: "I can't get enough of her smart romances! With her wonderfully emotional and witty penmanship, Hazlewood is a literary juggernaut." Christina Lauren, author of *The Lovers*: "Brilliant and compelling, with pointed commentary on women in STEM." Helen Huang, author of *The Heart Principle*: "Proves that STEM can be sexy!" Reed.