Hazelwood serves – forced proximity, two people who are not fond of each other, the change from can’t-stand-you to friends, and then trying not to catch feelings for each other despite the obvious chemistry and tension between them? Another great thing about this novella is, that the readers will not get to know Liam’s point of view. However, when it comes to science and love, three of having the same belief – that rivals make you burn and as Newton’s third law goes opposites attract. Their academic career took them to three different corners. They are friends first and scientists afterword’s. However, since there will be a series of novellas, and this is the first one of the Steminist series, the main character of this one is Mara. In this story, we have three friends Mara, Sadie, and Hannah. Not every book has to be profoundly emotional, reading a crack-worthy book is sometimes worthwhile and Ali Hazelwood’s Under One Roof will prove it. But, let’s just scratch the thought from our heads about this. Readers often complain about novellas for not being capable of developing a good plot.

She writes rom-com stories about women involved in academia and STEM. Hazelwood is known for blending academia with romance and making some impossible pairs possible.

Isn’t that one of the best kinds of stories we like to listen to and read as book lovers? Ali Hazelwood is a New York Times best-selling author of her debut novel, The Love Hypothesis. Under One Roof by Ali Hazelwood is a contemporary romance that has academia involved in it.

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