The Statistical Probability of Love at First Sight was a quick, fast-paced, highly addicting read that I finished in just about 24 hours. 
 The greatest misconception going into this book is perhaps that due to it taking place over the course of a 24 hour period, there must be the biggest case of instalove ever. But fear not! The chemistry between Hadley and Oliver is completely natural and never for a second did I doubt their compatibility. Despite the quick timeline, their relationship still felt slow-burning, gradual, and completely believable. I was head over heels in love with these two characters and what they had. 
 Also, this book is much more than just the relationship between Hadley and Oliver. The whole reason that Hadley is on a flight is because she's on her way to be a part of her father's wedding ceremony. Despite the fluffiness that the novel has going for it, there are some seriously heavy emotions carried throughout it. Hadley harbours a great loathing for her father for essentially breaking a part their family, but this is a great example of a young woman growing up and accepting unexpected changes thrown her way. 
 Overall, this is a novel that I found flawless. It had a great love story, great morals and lessons, great characters, just great everything! It's a quick, fun read but one that will have you fully invested and feeling every emotion.