Un enredo cuántico

Ember Miller has a complicated past… and an even more complicated ex-Chemistry professor. Her thing with Theodore Moore was almost a kiss under the Christmas lights. Almost. Months later, there was a kiss. And hands. And chaos. That's why she ran: from the campus, from science… and from him. Seven years later, Ember returns to Berkeley as a professor. What she didn't expect was that Theodore would also be back. Or that their molecules would still have the same chemical reaction every time they cross paths. A romantic comedy? No. Spontaneous combustion in a white coat. Because, as Theodore says: "We are a strong thermochemical reaction, one of those that are impossible to stop and, inevitably, end up combusting. (...) As explosive and spontaneous as the combustion of fire itself."