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“Love on the Brain” follows Bee Königswasser, a neuroscientist who lives by the simple mantra: "What would Marie Curie do?" When she's offered a dream opportunity to lead a neuroengineering project at NASA, she doesn’t hesitate to accept the position. There's just one catch: she has to lead the project with Levi Ward, her tall, dark, and brooding grad school nemesis who seemed to actively despise her.
As Bee navigates her new work environment, which she finds surprisingly unhelpful, she becomes increasingly suspicious that someone is sabotaging her work. But instead of the cold shoulder she expects from Levi, she finds him quietly supportive and surprisingly caring. As they are forced to work closely together to save the project, Bee begins to question everything she thought she knew about him.
It is a romance novel that combines the "enemies-to-lovers" and "miscommunication" tropes with a workplace mystery. It's a story of a brilliant woman in science who learns to trust both her own instincts and her unexpected ally.
“Love on the Brain” follows Bee Königswasser, a neuroscientist who lives by the simple mantra: "What would Marie Curie do?" When she's offered a dream opportunity to lead a neuroengineering project at NASA, she doesn’t hesitate to accept the position. There's just one catch: she has to lead the project with Levi Ward, her tall, dark, and brooding grad school nemesis who seemed to actively despise her.
As Bee navigates her new work environment, which she finds surprisingly unhelpful, she becomes increasingly suspicious that someone is sabotaging her work. But instead of the cold shoulder she expects from Levi, she finds him quietly supportive and surprisingly caring. As they are forced to work closely together to save the project, Bee begins to question everything she thought she knew about him.
It is a romance novel that combines the "enemies-to-lovers" and "miscommunication" tropes with a workplace mystery. It's a story of a brilliant woman in science who learns to trust both her own instincts and her unexpected ally.
