Review: The Boyfriend Hypothesis - Susannah Nix









Review: The Boyfriend Hypothesis - Book #3 Chemistry Lessons Series - Susannah Nix - March 2018


As readers will know one of my favorite subgenres in romance novels is STEM romance or what I call my Geek Chic Lit, this is where part of my bookstagram name comes from the "GeekChic" and of course NZ for New Zealand.  Previously this book was called Advanced Physical Chemistry, but the author retitled it with a more romantic chick-lit feel - though to be honest I feel like she did the right thing as STEM romance now due to Ali Hazelwood making it popular has made readers eager to sort out other authors who write similar titles like Susannah Nix. In The Boyfriend Hypothesis, we have Penny Popplestone which I loved her name, it sounded like a wonderful historical and whimsical name. Penny's field of STEM is Chemical engineering, but due to working from home after she followed a failed relationship to LA, she now works for the patent office as an examiner and looking up science journals, etc to make sure the patents can be officially made their claims and whether they are new ideas.  She has also just gone through another failed relationship when yet another boyfriend is discovered cheating on her. This sadly for Penny seems to be her way with guys, she is always the girl who gets cheated on.  When a chance #meetcute happens between Penny and the Hot Barista Caleb at the cafe where she has her knitting group, they decide to sleep together as friends with benefits as she believes if she doesn't commit - he can't cheat on her right? What happens though when Penny does start falling for Caleb only to discover he is leaving to go to Medical School? Will Caleb and Penny finally get their HEAs or will this be another fleeting relationship for Penny, where she ends up being the one left behind? Find out in this cute STEM feel-good romance by Susannah Nix.  After finishing this book, it has made me wish I had a group of coffee shop friends as it just seemed such a happy moment to read and left me thinking - I want to be a part of that. 


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