Dating and Other Theories

<p><b>Dating Theory 1: Do opposites attract?</b><br><br>Everything about the guy in the apartment next door drives Esther to distraction: his hipster beanie, his movie and food opinions and the fact that he won&rsquo;t stop talking to her.<br><br>That is, until she realizes she can use him to distract her best friend from a bad-news ex. Esther strikes a deal with Jonathan: he can borrow her rocket-scientist knowledge for a movie script he&rsquo;s writing, as long as he asks her friend out on a date.<br><br><b>Dating Theory 2: Enforced proximity can lead to trouble . . .<br> </b><br>Only, the more time Esther spends with him, the more loathing turns into attraction, then into something even deeper. Before she knows it, he&rsquo;s broken down her carefully constructed defences and thrown her well-ordered life into chaos.<br><br><b>Dating Theory 3: Love is more complicated than rocket science . . .</b><br><br><b><i>Dating and Other Theories </i>is a #ForcedProximity #OppositesAttract STEM rom-com and book two in the Chemistry Lessons series, originally published as <i>Intermediate Thermodynamics</i>. </b><b>Each book in the series features a brand-new couple with their own HEA (Happily Ever After) and can be read in any order.</b></p>