And she loves doing it! Stella loves her job so much she works all the time, but when she starts seeing Michael, she finds it easier to take breaks. Stella works as an econometrician, which means she uses statistics and math to predict economic outcomes.
Speaking of my girl Stella, she’s a stem baddie. Which is one of the reasons Michael falls in love with her so quickly! And the only reason she hasn’t had a long-term relationship is because no one has had the patience to get to know her. Although she struggles to read social cues and feels flustered in social situations, she’s a very caring and loving person. However, Stella is so much more than her diagnosis. I love these accidental romance stories.Īdditionally, Stella reveals early on that she has autism, and she keeps this from Michael because she worries he wouldn’t want to see her anymore. After their first meeting, it becomes obvious that the two are attracted to each other, and their first lesson is very sweet! And their chemistry just builds from that point on. What I love about The Kiss Quotient is the chemistry between Michael and Stella is explosive. But can Stella convince Michael to give them a shot?
Michael doesn’t mind he loves Stella’s humor, her passion, and her kind heart, But then Michael realizes he wants Stella a part of his life, but he’ll have to come clean about his father first.Īt the same time Stella begins to crave Michael’s presence, and she realizes she never wants to let him go. Michael Phan can’t afford to turn down Stella’s offer despite his own rule to never repeat clients, and soon their relationship changes from sex lessons to fake dating. So she hires an escort to teach her everything she needs to know. But when Stella’s mom threatens to set her up on another blind date and her arrogant coworker informs her she’s single because she’s boring in bed, Stella realizes she’s never enjoyed sex and concludes she needs more practice. She loves her job and would rather spend all her weekends analyzing data. Stella Lane’s never had luck with relationships, but she doesn’t pay much mind to her dating life. Did I mention this is book one in a series? It has a swoon-worthy and patient male lead and intelligent and kind-hearted heroine. If you loved Ali Hazelwood’s The Love Hypothesis, but you felt like it lacked steamy scenes, you’ll love the Kiss Quotient. I don’t know why, when it is one of my favorite romance novels! After finishing the Love Hypothesis, I decided to reread the Kiss Quotient by Helen Hoang, and I realized I do not have a review for it on my blog.
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