Ali Hazelwood - A szerelem képlete

As a third-year PhD student, Olive doesn't believe in long-term romantic relationships, but her best friend does, and that's why she's in this situation. Convincing Anh that she's dating and on her way to "happily ever after" takes more than a few hand-waving Jedi tricks. The researchers need evidence. So like any self-respecting biologist, Olive panics and kisses the first man she sees.
This man is none other than Adam Carlsen, the young, cool university professor who is a known asshole. So Olive is floored when Stanford's on-duty lab bully agrees to keep the charade a secret and become her boyfriend. But when a major scientific conference goes awry and Olive's career goes up in flames, Adam surprises her again with his unwavering support and even more unwaveringly... his checkered belly. Their experiment suddenly comes dangerously close to catching fire. And Olive realizes that the only thing more complicated than a hypothesis about love is when her own heart is put under the microscope.
"A literary breakthrough. The Formula for Love is a confident debut, and we theorize there are big things to come from the writer, who has the image to be both a great college professor and an extremely talented writer." Entertainment Weekly
"Smart, sparkling dialogues and likable, diverse supporting characters. A realistic, entertaining novel that readers won't be able to put down." Library Journal
"Compared to the first novel, there is a lot of greatness in it, and it is also clear that Hazelwood is good at happy endings." Kirkus Reviews
"With intelligent and lovable characters, dynamic prose and a unique approach to a popular topos, Hazelwood convincingly navigates the dangerous waves of the university world. A smart and sexy read, romance lovers will be delighted." Publishers Weekly
"Very funny and heartwarming. Formula of Love is a romantic comedy of the best kind.