People who meet in airports are seventy-two percent more likely to fall for each other than people who meet anywhere else... 
 Hadley has been dreading this day since her mother decided to force her to fly across the globe -- to London -- for her father's wedding. Hadley has never met the bride-to-be and she has no intention with playing family with complete and utter strangers -- and she still hasn't forgiven her father for leaving and for relocating halfway across the world without even asking Hadley's opinion. So, why should she be forced to spend a weekend with her (presumably) evil stepmother and her father after he couldn't even give a second thought to this ultimate betrayal? 
 Who would have guessed that four minutes could change everything? 
 Things go from bad to worse when Hadley misses her flight by a mere four minutes, which leaves her scrambling around at the last minute for a plane that will probably not even land in time for the ceremony. A grouchy passenger accuses Hadley of breaking the law and the wait until boarding is so ridiculously long that Hadley feels lost, confused, and alone -- at least, that is, until she meets the cutest boy with an English accent who happens to be waiting for the same flight. 
 His name is Oliver and he is flying to England for his own family event, although his ticket will actually have him arriving in time for his own family. Oliver offers to watch Hadley's bags which leads to a shared meal and a few deep conversations about the past, the future, and of course the best kinds of clouds to find in the sky. With Oliver around, Hadley almost forgets about the burdensome wedding or her own horrifying claustrophobia when it comes to riding on planes. 
 Over the course of a mere twenty-four hours, Hadley and Oliver share intimate stories, light-hearted conversations, and a magical feeling that neither can quite put into words. But once the plane has landed and the passengers have departed, is Hadley really ready to face her father and embrace her new role in his life? And what about Oliver, the mysterious stranger that changed her world in a mere twenty-four hours? What actually is the statistically probability of love at first sight? 
 If I had to describe this novel in just one word, it would undoubtedly be ADORABLE! From start to finish, this was a sweet, magical, cute little story that is sure to bring a smile to the reader's face -- even when you least expect it! 
 From the title, I was afraid that we would be dealing with a serious case of insta-love here -- I mean, how deep can things really get in only twenty-four hours? But Hadley and Oliver really know how to make good use of their time, jumping into their deepest fears and greatest hopes within the first few hours of the plane right, forming an unexpected bond that made for an absolutely adorable read -- one that could easily be done in a single sitting, even! 
 I especially loved how thoughtful these two teens turned out to be, each shouldering the burdens of the other in a special way that neither expected after such a short relationship. Surprisingly, I didn't feel like anything was really rushed in this story, and I totally ended up with a fan-girl crush on Oliver by the end of the story. 
 If you're in the mood for a love story that will make you smile, pick up THE STATISTICAL PROBABILITY OF LOVE AT FIRST SIGHT. It's definitely worth the read :)