7 Other Books By The Author of The Love Hypothesis To Dive Right Into
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Get ready to binge other books by Ali Hazelwood, the author of The Love Hypothesis.
If you just finished reading The Love Hypothesis and are eager to dive into more stem romance books by the same author, don’t worry, I’ve got you covered.
Ali Hazelwood’s literary works is proof that love can be found everywhere. Especially in serious fields like academia.
Many of her works have similar tropes of forced proximity, miscommunication and enemies to lovers.
Her contemporary romance novels showcase STEMinist female protagonists that often fall in love with very attractive male characters (don’t worry, they’re super brainy too!).
Is there a second book to The Love Hypothesis?
No, there is no sequel. However, the series has two other stem romance novels that can be read as standalones, Love on the Brain and Love, Theoretically.
Ali Hazelwood Books In Order
Here’s a quick list of all Ali Hazelwood books in order:
- The Love Hypothesis (2021)
- Love on the Brain (2022)
- Under One Roof (2022) – The STEMinist Novella #1
- Stuck with You (2022) – The STEMinist Novella #2
- Below Zero (2022) – The STEMinist Novella #3
- Loathe to Love You – The STEMinist Novellas Collection (2023)
- Love, Theoretically (2023)
- Check & Mate (2023)
Note: Loathe to Love You is a collection of The STEMinist Novellas 1-3.
So you can either read them seperately or purchase the collection instead.
Other Books By The Author of The Love Hypothesis
Dive right into romance tropes and summaries of other books by Ali Hazelwood:
1. Love on the Brain
Romance Tropes: Enemies To Lovers, Academic Rivals To Lovers, Miscommunication Trope, Forced Proximity, Grumpy-Sunshine
Love on the Brain follows two scientists who have been each other’s nemesis since grad school. However, when the two come together to lead a new research project, everything begins to change.
Bee, a passionate scientist and a big fan of Marie Curie gets a once in a lifetime opportunity to join NASA’s neuro engineering project. Little does she know that she will be co-leading with her nemesis, Levi Ward.
She finds it challenging to work with someone she cannot stand. Plus, her equipment starts to go missing and the staff is not cooperating with her. Will Levi add trouble or make things better for her?
2. Love, Theoretically
Romance Tropes: Enemies To Lovers, Forced Proximity, Boy Falls First, Fake Dating
Love, Theoretically by Ali Hazelwood is another STEM romance novel with rivalry between experimentalists and theoretical physicists.
Elsie Hannaway is an adjunct professor and also offers a fake dating service by being someone’s fake girlfriend.
This book is very heavy on the science just like all the previous works by the author, so if that excites you, you’ll enjoy this book.
It also has similar tropes to Love Hypothesis (fake dating and forced proximity).
3. Under One Roof (The STEMinist Novellas, #1)
Romance Tropes: Forced Proximity, Enemies To Lovers
Mara, an environmental scientist ends up inheriting a house from her mentor. What she doesn’t know is that someone else also inherited the house and is currently living in it, and that’s Liam.
Mara’s job is to protect the environment, Liam is a lawyer for an oil company. Together they must learn how to live together despite having a different set of values.
4. Stuck with You (The STEMinist Novellas, #2)
Romance Tropes: Forced Proximity, Second Chance Romance, Miscommunication Trope
Stuck With You follows Sadie, she gets stuck in a tiny elevator with Erik, a man she has a romantic history with (he also broke her heart).
This gives them a chance to confront their feelings and talk about some unresolved issues between the two of them.
5. Below Zero (The STEMinist Novellas, #3)
Romance Tropes: Enemies To Lovers, Second Chance Romance
Hannah is obsessed with Mars. She interviews Ian, who works for Nasa, for a school assignment and end up chatting the night away which gets pretty steamy very quickly.
Hannah is emotionally unavailable but Ian wants a relationship. Fast-forward, Hannah get a job at NASA but her project proposal gets rejected by Ian as he thinks it’s very dangerous.
Either way, she ends up going to the Artic to carry out her project but she soon falls into a dangerous situation.
6. Loathe to Love You (The STEMinist Novellas, #1-3)
Loathe to Love You is a collection of all three STEMinist novellas:
- Under One Roof
- Stuck with You
- Below Zero
Mara, Sadie and Hannah are friends and they’re all scientist. The three novellas follow the story of each friend, where science is not the only challenging thing they’ll have to face.
Each novella is about 100+ pages. You can either purchase and read them individually or buy them as a short story collection called “Loathe to Love You.”
7. Check & Mate
Romance Tropes: Enemies To Lovers
Check & Mate is quite different from Ali Hazelwood’s usually STEM romance books. In fact, this one has no science but leans towards a competitive game called Chess.
Mallory Greenleaf is done with chess as it led to the destruction of her family four years earlier. That is, until she agrees to play in one last charity tournament and wipes the board with her opponent being, Nolan Sawyer – a chess world champion.
What To Read After The Love Hypothesis
Read Love on The Brain, the next published book by Ali Hazelwood once you are done with The Love Hypothesis. After that, you can explore Loathe to Love You (The STEMinist Novellas).
Books Similar To The Love Hypothesis
This list of books similar To The Love Hypothesis consist of books written by the same author and books with similar tropes (fake dating and forced proximity).
Here is a quick list on books like The Love Hypothesis:
- Love on the Brain by Ali Hazelwood
- Love, Theoretically by Ali Hazelwood
- Loathe to Love You by Ali Hazelwood
- The Spanish Love Deception by Elena Armas
- Secretly Yours by Tessa Bailey
- Twisted Lies by Ana Huang
Read More: 15 Books Like The Love Hypothesis That Are Sweet and Spicy.
Wrap Up: Books By The Author of The Love Hypothesis
Ali Hazelwood, the author of The Love Hypothesis tends to write books with STEM romance and familiar tropes such as enemies to lovers, forced proximity and the miscommunication trope.
You’ll notice how the author has “a type” when writing her male main characters – they’re all massive, tall, broody intellectuals and can sometimes mean.
Nevertheless, romance readers enjoy reading her books.
Which Ali Hazelwood romance novel are you picking up next?
