Imperfect Chemistry

A very unique book i haven't read anything like this before....so we get Lucy who is a psychologist but she doesn't understand basic human emotions and she has to conduct a hypothesis regarding human emotions so that she wont lose her grant.
I found this to be a very enjoyable read. And I loveedd Jensen one of the sweetest guys:) and Freya is amazing tooo.
The reason why I gave it 3 stars was The romance aspect was kind of cliche you know we Lucy meets Jensen and gets attracted to him, but before despite being his neighbor for a whole year she didn't even get to meet him..weird right? Also I felt like the whole thing was kinda insta love and I hate that trope ngl.

The thing I loved most abt the book was Lucy's brothers I am a person who loves pranking ppl and I feel like if they were irl ppl we would get along pretty well!

Nice but foregetable, chiefly because, behind the interesting presentation of the characters lurked no real depth. I like characters with characteristics on the autism spectrum, as the heroine has in this; however, for instance, the way she didn't know she had feelings felt way off to me. Folks on the spectrum have big feelings! If an author makes someone so emotionally un-intuitive that they can't recognize feelings (and, hey!, I recognize my younger self in that!) then there needs to be more of a back-story about why.
I can recommend the more nuanced neurodiverse characters created by Penny Reid, Fiona West, Chloe Liese, Talia Hibbert, Graeme Simsion, Helen Hoang.