The Two-Body Problem by Ali Hazelwood TBA

The Two-Body Problem

Ali Hazelwood · 2027

The Love Hypothesis · Book 2

📅 Coming February 2, 2027

Olive Smith finally has her PhD, and she’s living her happy-ever-after. Well, not quite her ever-after, since postdoctoral fellowships are temporary by nature, but she doesn’t mind: she has her best friends, her research, and best of all, she has Adam. Intense, brilliant, endlessly undaunted by the chaos Olive has smuggled into their shared house, Adam is determined to spend his future by her side.

And yet, there are no fairy tales in academia. Being in love with another researcher means navigating the hard reality of clashing schedules, an increasingly grim and ultra-competitive job market, and Olive’s desire to be seen as a formidable scientist in her own right, and not just Dr. Carlsen’s girlfriend.

Being with Adam is the most real thing Olive has ever known. So as the pressure tightens and the stakes rise, she’ll have to set all confounding variables aside and learn to trust her heart.

contemporary steamy
Spice Level: TBA
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Our Take

The anticipated sequel to The Love Hypothesis!

Who Is This Book For?

If you love contemporary with stem, university setting, women in stem, you're looking for something with plenty of chemistry, then The Two-Body Problem by Ali Hazelwood is the book for you. This is Book 2 in the The Love Hypothesis series — we recommend reading from Book 1 for the full experience.

The Love Hypothesis Reading Order

Book 1 The Love Hypothesis Ali Hazelwood
The Two-Body Problem
Book 2 The Two-Body Problem (you are here) Ali Hazelwood

Frequently Asked Questions

Is The Two-Body Problem spicy?

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What order should I read the The Love Hypothesis series?

The Two-Body Problem is Book 2 in the The Love Hypothesis series by Ali Hazelwood. We recommend reading the series in order for the best experience.

What tropes are in The Two-Body Problem?

The Two-Body Problem features these tropes: stem, university setting, women in stem.

What genre is The Two-Body Problem?

The Two-Body Problem by Ali Hazelwood is a Contemporary novel.

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