Description

Synopsis 

According to Stella Lane, the only thing that connects the cosmos is math. She develops algorithms to forecast client purchases, a career that has made her richer than she knows what to do while giving her significantly less dating experience than the typical 30-year-old.The fact that Stella has Asperger’s and she compares French kissing as to a shark having its teeth cleaned by swordfish does not help. She came to the conclusion that she demanded a lot further practice with an expert. Which is why she employs Michael Phan as an companion. The stunning Swedish- Vietnamese woman cannot go to decline Stella’s offer, so she accepts to help her in covering every subject on her assignment plan, from foreplay to further than just a missionary posture. Soon, Stella comes to love his kisses but she also grows to seek all the other feelings he makes her experience. Their no- gibberish alliance soon begins to make an odd kind of sense. Stella will be converted by the arising pattern that the stylish type of sense is love. 

About the Author

Helen Hoang is that quiet individual who never speaks before she does and she says the most awful things. Since reading her first romance book in eighth school, she has become addicted. She received an Asperger’s Syndrome-complementing diagnosis of autism spectrum disorder in 2016. The kiss quotient was inspired by her experience. Her husband, two children, and pet fish currently reside with her in San Diego, California.

About the book

Stella Lane is a math and economics nerd who makes a ton of money by using her skills to develop algorithms that forecast consumer behavior and buying trends. Despite being excellent at her career, she struggles with dating because she lacks social skills. This is a much greater problem than she would want to assume because she is autistic. Stella, a thirty-year-old single woman who feels pressured by her mother to start dating, makes the bold decision to hire Michael Phan as her personal escort. Michael Phan is a patient and kind man who has a body that appears to be carved out of stone and who is very attractive with his half-Swedish, half-Vietnamese exotic looks. Stella is now finding it difficult to resist him because he is the type of man who is tough on the outside but soft on the inside. Stella would soon need to reconsider her current practice dating arrangement with Michael. Although it appears that it won’t be a simple task. Due to her autism, Stella finds it challenging to be around others and has a hard time being touched. Michael respects her personal space and always waits for her approval before acting. 

Tropes in the book 

• Autism
• Fake dating
• Miscommunication

Characters

Stella Lane: Stella is a math and economics nerd who makes a ton of money by using her skills to develop algorithms that forecast consumer behavior and buying trends. Despite being excellent at her career, she struggles with dating because she lacks social skills.

Michael Phan: Michael is extremely good looking and hot. He also works as a male escort. He is a patient and kind man who has a body that appears to be carved out of stone and who is very attractive with his half-Swedish, half-Vietnamese exotic looks. 

The Kiss Quotient quotes 

• I don’t want just a night or a week or a month with you. I want you all the time. I like you better than calculus, and math is the only thing that unites the universe.
• Michael was mint chocolate chip for her. She could try other flavors, but he’d always be her favorite. 

Conclusion

A type of romance known as The Kiss Quotient makes you feel hopeful and optimistic. Everyone should try reading this book once. It’s sweet, funny, and steamy. This is the kind of book that makes you swoon.