“Love on the Brain” is a contemporary romance novel by Ali Hazelwood, the bestselling author of “The Love Hypothesis.” The story follows Bee Königswasser, a neuroscientist who lives by the motto, “What would Marie Curie do?” When Bee is offered the lead on a neuroengineering project at NASA—a dream opportunity—she’s thrilled until she discovers she’ll be co-leading with Levi Ward, her nemesis from grad school. Despite his undeniable attractiveness, Bee recalls Levi’s clear disdain for her during their academic years. As they collaborate, Bee faces challenges with missing equipment and uncooperative staff, but she begins to notice Levi becoming an unexpected ally, supporting her ideas and initiatives. This shift in their dynamic leads Bee to question her past perceptions and consider new possibilities in both her professional and personal life.

“Daydream” is the latest novel by Hannah Grace, part of The Maple Hills Series. The story follows Henry Turner, a college junior and ice hockey captain, who struggles with procrastination and academic challenges. He befriends Halle, an introverted fellow junior and aspiring novelist, who offers to help him with his studies. In return, Henry helps Halle find inspiration in her college life. As they support each other, their friendship deepens, leading to unexpected distractions and developments in their relationship.

“King of Greed” is the third installment in Ana Huang’s “Kings of Sin” series. The novel centers on Dominic Davenport, a powerful and ambitious figure known as the “King of Wall Street.” Despite his success, Dominic’s relentless pursuit of wealth leads to the deterioration of his marriage to Alessandra Davenport, a kind and intelligent woman who has supported him throughout his rise. As their relationship falters, Alessandra decides to prioritize her own well-being, prompting Dominic to confront his choices and fight to win back the woman he loves. The story delves into themes of love, ambition, and the challenges of balancing personal and professional aspirations.

“Slammed” is Colleen Hoover’s debut novel that delves into the complexities of love, loss, and family. The story follows eighteen-year-old Layken, who, after the sudden death of her father, moves to a new town and meets her neighbor, Will, a 21-year-old with a passion for poetry. Their connection is immediate, but unforeseen circumstances challenge their budding relationship, leading them to navigate the challenges of love and responsibility.

“Hopeless” is a novel by Colleen Hoover that tells the story of Sky, a high school senior, who meets Dean Holder, a guy with a reputation that rivals her own. From their first encounter, he both terrifies and captivates her, sparking memories of her troubled past that she’s tried to bury. As their relationship develops, Sky discovers that Holder has been keeping secrets, and once revealed, her life is changed forever. The novel explores themes of love, trust, and confronting painful truths.

“Confess” is a novel by Colleen Hoover that follows the story of Auburn Reed as she attempts to rebuild her life. Set in a Dallas art studio, she meets enigmatic artist Owen Gentry. The narrative explores themes of love, trust, and the secrets people keep.