A review by sian
Love on the Brain, by Ali Hazelwood

lighthearted fast-paced

3.0

I admire and respect the way that Ali Hazelwood deliberately writes books that each explicitly address different issues facing women and minorities in STEM and hope she continues doing so! However, the tiny clueless damsel in distress who doesn't realise that the tall, buff love interest is into her

Spoiler

and doesn't remotely hate her, despite him explicitly telling her so, multiple times

despite it being so obvious to the reader, got a) a little repetitive/annoying and b) was too similar to The Love Hypothesis. Really loved the characters of Rocio and Kaylee.

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Content Warnings

Moderate: Gun violence and Infidelity

Minor: Death of parent, Emotional abuse, Animal death, and Misogyny