Love, Theoretically

 The story follows Elsie Hannaway, a theoretical physicist who's always eager to make people happy. In the book, you'll see how she deals with the challenges of being a woman in the world of academics and how she ends up falling for a rival physicist who almost ruined her work.

This novel uses many of the common elements you find in modern romance stories to explore important things like the need for love and acceptance, as well as the idea of feeling good about yourself, getting back at someone who's wronged you, and pretending to be someone you're not.

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