A Formula for Love
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  • Reads 78
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  • Parts 3
  • Time 40m
Ongoing, First published Sep 23, 2017
Alex is a brilliant physicist - and flirt - working at a prestigious quantum computing firm in Silicon Valley. 

Aurora is a pretty, driven, college graduate starting  her Ph.D. in applied math at Berkeley. 
She was looking forward to settling down into her new, quiet life on the West Coast, that is, until she runs into Alex - again.  

Former college classmates, lab partners,  and sources of great annoyance to each other, tensions run high as Aurora and Alex try to navigate the mine field of emotions and their past disastrous love lives.

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A  message from the author: Thanks for stopping by! I hope you enjoy reading "A Formula for Love" as much as I am enjoying the writing process. I plan on updating the book once a week (probably around Friday or Saturday). Also, in case some of my previous readers are wondering, I've actually taken down a bunch of chapters because I plan on adding some more content and rearranging the order of events a bit.
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