Under One Roof: From the bestselling author of The Love Hypothesis

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Yeah, well, the research/science angle was barely in this one. For being a so-called woman in engineering, we never get even one scene of Mara at her engineering company, we never learn what projects she’s working on, and the most sciencey thing this college-certified engineer does is deconstruct a microwave. I mean, even an engineering-disliking girl such as myself can deconstruct a microwave by throwing it out the window.

Will falling into an experimentalist’s orbit finally tempt her to put her most guarded theories on love into practice? It was a fun enemies-to-lovers, forced proximity story but it doesn’t have the draw or the nerds in love that I have enjoyed from Ali Hazelwood. Books 2 and 3 are much better. Sharon (2022-08-01). "Ali Hazelwood on Trusting Her Own Voice After BookTok Fame". Goodreads . Retrieved 2022-08-25.I enjoy the unabashed nerdery that comes through in Hazelwood’s books, and this story—although short—is another example of her own pride in being a member of the female STEM community and her passion for creating characters who are strong, sexy, and smart in equal measure. They’re also not afraid to be nerdy in other ways, including a love for The Bachelor and particularly animated music. Mara was that her name? i've already forgotten you see was just as bad as liam so yk it makes sense that this is a book about them. Maybe because they deserve each other. But Levi made his feelings toward Bee very clear in grad school—archenemies work best employed in their own galaxies far, far away.

Because Misery has her own reasons to agree to this marriage of convenience, reasons that have nothing to do with politics or alliances,and everything to do with theonly thing she’s ever cared about. Torn between loyalty and an undeniable attraction, Rue and Eli throw caution out the lab and the boardroom windows.

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The usual. That deco project I told you about? I was explaining this really cool idea about how to fix it, but he only let me talk for half a minute before telling me why it wouldn’t work.” I fiddle with the magnetron, then start reassembling the oven. The second both my hands are occupied, a strand of hair decides to fall into my left eye. I blow it away. “Thing is, I’d already considered all of his objections and found solutions. But did he let me continue? Nope. So now we’re going with a much-less-elegant method, and…”I trailed off. At this point, Liam gets two to four Sean-related rants a week from me. The least I can do is keep them short. “Amyway. Sorry for being defensive.” I am convinced Ali Hazelwood can do no wrong. I was excited about “Under One Roof” after having read- and adored- “The Love Hypothesis” but was still a little tentative. With only the audiobook out first, I wasn’t sure if I should go ahead and buy or just wait to read on Kindle. On top of that, I really prefer the length of a novel to spend more time with characters and really understand their personalities and motives. In the end, I went ahead and started listening to the audiobook. Now, instead of just ignoring this like a normal person, our graduate scientist proceeds to reason her way through this strange event: “do I smell bad? i bet i smell bad. in fact, this is liam. oh, i bet i smell like trash. i must smell horrible! is my shampoo finally failing me after eight years?” In this one we follow Mara, an environmental engineer, who moves to D.C. post-graduate school after inheriting half of a house from her academic mentor.