Harlequin Flipside Series by Natale Stenzel

Haley Watson has kissed one too many Prince Charmings -- those major hunks with major character flaws. She caught her latest ex-hunk warming up for their romantic weekend by having sex with his secretary. So if all princes are jerks, then geeks -- aka frogs -- must actually be a sweet, reliable, overlooked species. Natural habitat: computer stores and libraries. But just when Haley has a real live geek in her sights, her new neighbor Rick Samuels -- the Anti-Nerd -- starts in with the charm... moreHaley Watson has kissed one too many Prince Charmings -- those major hunks with major character flaws. She caught her latest ex-hunk warming up for their romantic weekend by having sex with his secretary. So if all princes are jerks, then geeks -- aka frogs -- must actually be a sweet, reliable, overlooked species. Natural habitat: computer stores and libraries. But just when Haley has a real live geek in her sights, her new neighbor Rick Samuels -- the Anti-Nerd -- starts in with the charm. Haley informs him that she dates only hotties with pocket protectors and thick glasses. Rick resents Haley's stereotyping and feels it's time to teach Haley rule #1 of the Genus Geekus .... Some frogs really are just frogs. And some princes are frogs in disguise. less

There's nothing trivial about the pursuit of passion. At least not when Cassie Smythe and her friend -- who have OD'd on "serious relationships" -- decide they're in for a good time, not a long time. Scoping out the terrain, they discover passion is not on tap in sports bars and that cyberromance is as exciting as a loose connection. And trolling? That nets nothing but trolls. The only thing left is for Cassie to bite the bullet and introduce her friend to her own Mr. Maybe... moreThere's nothing trivial about the pursuit of passion. At least not when Cassie Smythe and her friend -- who have OD'd on "serious relationships" -- decide they're in for a good time, not a long time. Scoping out the terrain, they discover passion is not on tap in sports bars and that cyberromance is as exciting as a loose connection. And trolling? That nets nothing but trolls. The only thing left is for Cassie to bite the bullet and introduce her friend to her own Mr. Maybe. the one she'd seen such a future with she never dared date him again. After all, she isn't ready to settle and he deserves a good relationship, right? So why is she so reluctant to give up that number? less