A PhD student who wants a recommendation, a scientist who needs an assistant, and a new product that will change people's lives.if the two don't kill each other first.
I, Sophie Carson, put my PhD in biochemistry on hold for my ex-husband. Now, nothing will stop me from getting what I want. That's why I'm accepting a gig as an assistant at a pharmaceutical company to earn points with my university and gain valuable experience. A win-win, right?
Only my new boss, Dr. Max Goodall, turns out to be the gorgeous guy with a panty-melting British accent I danced with and kissed at a club. The worst part? He doesn't remember me. Okay, I downplay my looks at work, but still.
Now, we're stuck working together. Max is smart and sexy, but we clash over everything. And I mean everything. That doesn't stop our chemistry from growing.exponentially.
We can't react.
After my analysis, he'll be poised for greatness, and I'll get a glowing recommendation. How hard can ignoring our attraction and focusing only on the data be?
Hypothesis for Love is the first book in the Romancing the Geek series, a new steamy rom-com series set at a pharmaceutical company in Seattle, Washington. It features the enemies-to-lovers trope between a smart heroine who's done with men, and her sexy, nerdy scientist boss, who needs his project to succeed.or he'll be looking for a new job.
