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A review by 13rebecca13
The Love Algorithm by Camilla Isley
funny
hopeful
lighthearted
fast-paced
- Plot- or character-driven? Plot
- Strong character development? N/A
- Loveable characters? Yes
- Diverse cast of characters? No
- Flaws of characters a main focus? No
4.0
The Love Algorithm is the third book in the True Love series. Last year I read Not In A Billion Years which was the first in the series but also my first ever Camilla Isley read. That story focused on billionaire Gabriel Mercer and I was so excited about the prospect of getting a book about his brother Thomas.
Thomas Mercer works at the family business and is advised by his father that he will be going to work in the robotics department where Research and Development is led by Reese. Reese, who is 28 with a PhD is understandably upset by the fact that Thomas is being handed this role with no prior knowledge or qualifications. She sees it as nepotism at its finest.
Of course these two hit it off and it is just the loveliest story. I know when I'm in a reading slump, Isley's books are easy reading palate cleansers and I just flew through this. I am not massively into science but you can tell that Isley knows her stuff and I questioned nothing. I loved the strong and clever female love interest and the very respectful character of Thomas.
I also loved Reese and Thomas's banter and if you're looking for an only one bed, billionaire, workplace romance with Star Wars puns, this is for you!
Thomas Mercer works at the family business and is advised by his father that he will be going to work in the robotics department where Research and Development is led by Reese. Reese, who is 28 with a PhD is understandably upset by the fact that Thomas is being handed this role with no prior knowledge or qualifications. She sees it as nepotism at its finest.
Of course these two hit it off and it is just the loveliest story. I know when I'm in a reading slump, Isley's books are easy reading palate cleansers and I just flew through this. I am not massively into science but you can tell that Isley knows her stuff and I questioned nothing. I loved the strong and clever female love interest and the very respectful character of Thomas.
I also loved Reese and Thomas's banter and if you're looking for an only one bed, billionaire, workplace romance with Star Wars puns, this is for you!