Their banter is funny and flirty and their attraction is smokin’ hot. I loved this part and couldn’t wait to find out how their work would turn out. They are working on a project called BLINK, designing a new helmet for astronauts. She decides to ask Levi to work with her to discover what is going on. None of her equipment was ordered, she doesn’t have access to the lab or emails and the staff ignores her. When Bee and her assistant, Rocío, arrive at NASA it’s a disaster. She says she’s like Marie Curie after the death of her husband, Pierre. She limits herself to loving other people’s cats while living a loveless and thus risk free life on her own.
She’s so relationship averse that though she loves cats, she’s afraid to get one of her own because she doesn’t want to risk losing a creature she’d love. Added to that, two years before, her best friend had an affair with Bee’s ex-fiancé right when she was graduating. Her parents died young and she and her twin were bounced around between different extended family members. She’s not interested in love – she sees it as just something to cause pain. She’ll be co-leading the project with Levi Ward, an engineer and her nemesis from her grad school days.īee is a petite vegan with purple hair, a septum piercing, and is brilliant in her field. The heroine, Bee, is a neuroscientist who just got offered her dream job to work on a project at NASA. Love on the Brain is Ali Hazelwood’s second full length romcom starring women in STEM and I devoured it.
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