From Elodie Cheesman comes a fun, modern rom-com set in Sydney—exploring love, logic, and whether relationships can really be solved like a formula.

Romy is a 24-year-old lawyer who’s tired of failed relationships and ready to find “the one.”

When she learns about the idea of an “optimal stopping point”—a theory that suggests there’s a perfect moment to choose your life partner—she decides to take a more calculated approach to love.

Determined to avoid past mistakes, Romy chooses logic over emotion—focusing on stability and reliability rather than chemistry. That’s why sensible engineer Hans seems like the perfect choice… even if she can’t stop thinking about someone else entirely.

As she navigates dating, career uncertainty, and the expectations of those around her, Romy is forced to question whether love can really be reduced to numbers—or if the heart has its own rules.

Light, witty, and relatable, Love, in Theory explores modern dating, career pressure, and the age-old debate between head and heart.

✨ Genre: Contemporary / Romance / Chick Lit
🌶️ Spice Level: Low to Moderate

📚 Series: Standalone

Fun, clever, and easy to read—perfect for readers who love rom-coms, modern dating chaos, and stories set close to home (hello Sydney vibes 💛📖)**