Ali Hazelwood is known for her steamy romance novels in the work place of the STEM field. This is a bit different honing around the idea that these two scientists are rivals in the game of chess. This brings on the enemy's to lovers trope that Hazelwood has perfected over the years of her novels. Can we expect this novel to have a decently similar plot to her other novels? Yes, but there is always a twist. "Chess is the new sexy". The game of strategics and adaption is brought into the light of love and passion.
Hazelwood's style of writing follows a female protagonist in the first person during their scientific career. There are some places where knowledge of science and STEM is necessary to understand what Hazelwood is talking about.
It is a breath of fresh air that Hazelwood is not just focusing on two scientific rivals, but two intellect rivals in the game of chess.
Chess is love and war, all is fair.
Hazelwood's style of writing follows a female protagonist in the first person during their scientific career. There are some places where knowledge of science and STEM is necessary to understand what Hazelwood is talking about.
It is a breath of fresh air that Hazelwood is not just focusing on two scientific rivals, but two intellect rivals in the game of chess.
Chess is love and war, all is fair.