5 Nerdy and Flirty Romances

The List, by Tawna Fenske
Soil scientist Cassie Michaels has been all work and no play, leaving very little time for her love life. But with her sister’s bachelorette party looming closer, Cassie is determined to show up with some experience under her belt. Putting together a bucket list for the bedroom, she’s ready to tackle each item, until her computer freezes, leaving her prospective sexual exploits front and center for Simon Traxel, computer repair extraordinaire, to see. A surprisingly sweet romance that begins as a no-strings-attached arrangement between two smart cookies.

I Thee Wed, by Celeste Bradley
Orion Worthington is a highly intelligent scientist, living his dream working with his mentor, Sir Geoffrey Blayne. Not only that, but he has a chance of marrying into the Blayne family by way of Blayne’s eligible daughter. However, the one who really captures Orion’s attention is the outspoken woman employed by Blayne’s lab, Miss Francesca Penrose. Francesco, a half-Italian, temperamental scientist with an orphaned upbringing is the polar opposite of stuffy, logical Orion. Soon, experiments in the lab turn into clandestine demonstrations of the romantic variety. It’s courtship that truly exemplifies the notion that opposites attract.

Even Odds, by Elia Winters
Video game design manager Isabel Suarez is greatly enjoying her steamy fling with Caleb Portland. Unfortunately, their little arrangement is about to get a heaping dose of awkwardness as Caleb is hired as an animator for PI Games, the very same company for which Isabel works. Though they try to ignore the chemistry between them, especially after their bedroom escapades, Isabel and Caleb’s attempts to keep things professional are doomed from the start. With geeky gamers and a touch of kink, this is a romance that takes things to the next level.

Stranger, by Zoe Archer
Science and magic combine in Catullus Graves’ lab. The eccentric inventor feels more at home amongst his experiments than socializing with his peers, until he meets a nosy, journalist redhead looking for her next scoop. Gemma Murphy is determined to make a name for herself in the boys club atmosphere of her local newsroom, and she thinks Catullus is just the man she needs for her latest story. A steampunk setting and a dash of adventure have Catullus and Gemma’s attraction throwing off more sparks than a Tesla coil.

Bedchamber Games, by Tracy Anne Warren
Disguising herself as a man is the only way Rosamund Carrow can be taken seriously in the world of barristers. Studying law theory under her father, she was groomed to win legal arguments at a young age, but as a female, her opportunities are slim. Lord Lawrence Byron is becoming quite the superstar in London courtrooms. His competitive nature leaves him with several rivals, including the disguised Rosamund…that is until he finds out what his opponent has been hiding under those robes. As an added bonus, things also get a little steamy in a library—a geeky girl’s dream.
What are your favorite romances about flirty nerds?