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Are you looking into the behavior and process of love or are you looking into the chemical balance and messaging to the brain that gives off that feeling of love? If your looking into behavior, I suggest that you ask a few couples to observe. Love is not the same for every couple. It can be similar and have alot of similar behavior, but it is never the same. Which is why I suggest the observing.
Love is something that you can not read about, I think it's more of a observantion or a personal experience. More personal then observing though. If you have a signifiacant other, then you could try comparing your relationship with others as well. Ultimately, if you do choose to observe the few couples, study their body movement, the way they speak to each other, the way they look at each other, how they kiss, how they hug, and how they hold hands. Listen for the things they say. Prehaps you can also ask them questions. Together and seperatly. Ask them how they feel about each other when they are together and then ask the same question seperatly. Look for differences. That is about as much advice I can offer, without rambling.
Good luck on the project. I hope it turns out great for you.
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