The Statistical Probability of Love at First Sight is, in a word, sweet. This is also my first Jennifer E. Smith book, but it won't be my last, because I have a couple more just hanging out on my shelf. (Shh. ;)) 
 I'm always interested in reading stories about fate and the many things that are meant to be. Of course most of these stories are centered around love/who you're supposed to be with the rest of your life, and this is another one of those stories. The thing I really like about Smith's approach is that yes, fate is throwing all these signs at Hadley and Oliver that they should definitely be together, yet if it's not for the character's choices, they won't be. Hadley and Oliver make very conscious decisions to look for each other. The issues between Hadley and her father are really sweet, as well, the progression. This entire story is just SWEET and made me feel fuzzy. (I became a hairy animal while reading this.) So, there's some funny bits, sweet bits, airports, airplanes, London, family, love, but at the end of the day, I just couldn't connect with Hadley and Oliver very well. I never found myself rooting for them, which is disappointing.