Rue and eli not in love

I still can’t get over how gorgeous this @afterlightbooks edition of Not in Love is. The cover is by the very talented @polarts_ and the endpapers are by @rosalynnarts (i’m obsessed)! Not in Love was such a delight to read. I loved how real Eli and Rue felt; they had deep traumas, and little by little, they worked through them together. This story felt very different from Ali’s previous books. We got to see an emotional vulnerability that we don’t often see in many stories, and I loved that…

"I used to think that endings could be happy, or sad. That stories could be happy, or sad. And I always figured that my ending, my story, me, would always fall in the latter." - Rue's word not mine. Another masterpiece by ali hazelwood - "Not in Love"❤️ It's a sweet, romantic and spicy story of Rue and Eli. Fill with full of chemistry whether chemistry in lab, or in kitchen, or in bed. Much Much Much recommended to read and if u already read that one than do 🥦 drop this in comment box…

💬 What's a book you were super excited to read but ended up being a bit letdown?🤏🏼 Ali Hazelwood’s "Not in Love" brings a sizzling romance to the world of biotech, blending passion with high-stakes corporate drama. Let's start with the good stuff: Eli Killgore is the book's shining star. His devotion to Rue is so intense it borders on obsession—in the best way. The man's ready to cook, clean, and practically WORSHIP Rue, which gives the romance some serious heat and swoon-worthy…

Not In Love is a very spicy, yet super emotional and deep story. It balances the two so well, and I just… loved every page. You can tell there was so much care that was put in this book. Although Rue and Eli just have a physical connection at first, there is still such a complexity with their romance. People have compared this book to ACOSF, and I totally agree (and honestly this is what I wish ACOSF could’ve been). Eli has his issues to overcome, but it really is about Rue working through…