The Nerd Who Loved Me

by Vicki Lewis Thompson

Overview

Can they beat the odds?
Night after night, mild-mannered accountant Harry Ambrewster sits in the back of the room, admiring Vegas showgirl Lainie Terrell from afar. She's got it all—looks, brains, a kind heart, and Dexter, one of the smartest four-year olds he's ever met. Sure, Harry would love to be the one who makes her swoon, but she's never shown any interest in dealing him in.

When Lainie's crazy ex shows up at her apartment in a rage, demanding to see his son, she turns to her trustworthy neighbor Harry for help. He offers his mother's security-enhanced home as a safe haven for Dexter while he and Lainie slip out of town, posing as newlyweds checking out a Sedona timeshare.

But fate calls their bluff when their platonic relationship morphs into red-hot passion. With her ex hot on their trail, they'll have to play their cards close to the vest. Because losing isn't an option...

From the NYT bestselling author who brought you charming werewolves and sexy cowboys. If you like laugh-out-loud romantic adventures where the courageous and ingenious nerd gets the girl, you'll love the Nerd Series.

THE NERD SERIES
The books in this series are standalone romances and can be read in any order.
Nerd in Shining Armor (Jack & Genevieve)
The Nerd Who Loved Me (Harry & Lainie)
Nerd Gone Wild (Mitch & Ally)
Gone with the Nerd (Flynn & Zoe)
Talk Nerdy to Me (Charlie & Eve)
Nerds Like It Hot (Lex & Gillian)
My Nerdy Valentine (Will & Amanda)

Product Details

BN ID:	2940161147511
Publisher:	Ocean Dance Press, LLC
Publication date:	09/27/2017
Series:	The Nerd Series , #2
Sold by:	Barnes & Noble
Format:	eBook
Sales rank:	557,253
File size:	711 KB

About the Author

New York Times bestselling author Vicki Lewis Thompson has such a great time writing romance novels that she’s published more than a hundred and fifty of them and has no intention of throwing in the towel. That’s despite being awarded a Nora Roberts Lifetime Achievement Award by Romance Writers of America. If that was a signal to quit, she’s not paying attention.