Smith does is just pure perfection for me. I think this concept of “love at first sight” has the ability to be really tacky and contrived but luckily what Jennifer E. I immediately know I have to edit my End Of Year Book Survey to include this book and I already added her to my top ten favorite new-to-me authors that I’ve read this year and I’m dying to read off her backlist & look forward to her new release This Is What Happy Looks Like. I really enjoyed The Statistical Probability of Love At First Sight! It was cute and swoony and such an addicting read that I finished in a single day. In Mitali’s (former blogger at Alley of Books & lady who knows what books I love) words: Why the heck had I not read this already? Everyone had been singing its praises and saying that it would be a total Jamie book! I even BOUGHT it and got it signed at an event but I don’t know…it got lost in the shuffle of books I own. When their flight lands they are shuffled off into different lines at customs and Hadley is against the clock to make it to what awaits her at the wedding while she wonders if she’ll be able to talk to Oliver again. Hadley & Oliver spend the entire flight laughing and letting the walls down and sharing some of the most important matters of the heart. What she didn’t imagine happening as a result of those four minutes that prevented her from making her original flight was that she’d meet Oliver - a British boy studying at Yale – who happens to be in the same row as her. When seventeen year old Hadley misses her flight to London for her dad’s wedding to the woman he fell in love with & left her mother for, she finds herself stuck in the airport waiting for the next flight - thinking about what awaits her in London, how she’ll actually make it to the church on time and unresolved feelings she has towards her dad. Other Books From Author: You Are Here, The Comeback Season, The Storm Makers, This Is What Happy Looks Like (Out Spring 2013) Amazon | Goodreads | | Book Title/Author: The Statistical Probability of Love at First Sight by Jennifer E.

The statistical probability of love