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A review by heydarianpaige
Love, Theoretically by Ali Hazelwood
5.0
Love, Theoretically is far from anything groundbreaking in the romance genre.
It has some reoccurring hallmarks of the now-established Hazelwood brand (i.e. an unreasonably large, brooding/grumpy (although this time less so), henley-wearing Hero), and the plotline and twists were fairly predictable. But, had all the best elements of The Love Hypothesis without feeling tired or too much like its predecessors (a definite issue with Love on the Brain). All in all, this had everything I'm looking for in a fun romance read and I genuinely enjoyed Elsie and Jack's story. And yes, I was especially delighted by all the mentions of the Twilight Saga throughout this book.
It has some reoccurring hallmarks of the now-established Hazelwood brand (i.e. an unreasonably large, brooding/grumpy (although this time less so), henley-wearing Hero), and the plotline and twists were fairly predictable. But, had all the best elements of The Love Hypothesis without feeling tired or too much like its predecessors (a definite issue with Love on the Brain). All in all, this had everything I'm looking for in a fun romance read and I genuinely enjoyed Elsie and Jack's story. And yes, I was especially delighted by all the mentions of the Twilight Saga throughout this book.