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Love on the Brain:Bee Königswasser abides by the straightforward motto, "Do as Marie Curie would." Marie would accept without hesitation if NASA offered her the lead position on a neuroengineering project, which would be a real-life dream come true. Duh. However, Levi Ward and the father of modern physics never had to share the lead.Levi is certainly handsome in the tall, dark, and piercing-eyes sense. Levi, meanwhile, was very clear about how he felt about Bee in graduate school: archenemies are best used in their own far-off universes.However, Bee could believe she sees Levi melting into an ally, supporting her plays, seconding her ideas, and devouring her with those eyes as her equipment starts to go missing and the staff ignores her. Her entire brain is working because of the possibilities.Maybe Not:In her latest novella, Maybe Not, Colleen Hoover, the No. 1 New York Times bestselling author of Maybe Someday, skillfully brings the tale of the endearingly funny and charismatic Warren to life.Warren readily accepts the offer to share a room with a female roommate. It might be a fun change.Or perhaps not.especially when that roommate is Bridgette, who exudes coldness and appears to be calculating. The two can hardly stand to be in the same room together as tensions rise and tempers flare. Warren, however, has a theory about Bridgette: Warren believes that anyone who can hate with such fervour should also be able to love with such fervour. And he want to be the one to put this idea to the test.