Books in the Hot & Nerdy series

Will they write their next act together?Free Mitchell loves the theater. He uses costumes and characters to escape his shy, awkward persona. When he's Doctor Who or Sherlock Holmes, he has all the confidence in the world-from meeting clients while working at his father's investment firm to approaching a beautiful woman in a coffee shop.Samantha Wolf doesn't know what to make of Free and his outrageous costumes, but she's drawn to his sweet nature and love of acting. She spends so much time around people whose sole focus is money and how to make it that Free is a welcome change.The more time they spend together, the more their unscripted romance takes center stage. But when Samantha discovers that Free plans to work in finance, she questions how well she knows the man she's fallen for. Can Free convince her that his job doesn't change who he is?

Will their music hit all the right notes?Sydney Peters can't wait for marching band season to end so she can put away the hated cymbals and focus on drums. She spends as little time on the field as possible. When charming Hunter Reed starts serenading her with his saxophone, she ignores him. She understands the repercussions of falling for a player.Hunter is known for flirting with every woman within the fifty-yard line, but there's something about Sydney that intrigues him. When her icy exterior defrosts enough to give him a reaction, he's willing to break his no dating band members rule. Hunter offers Sydney a paying gig with his band in trade for drum lessons. Ignoring his flirtation becomes near impossible, even as she is reminded of past mistakes.Hunter and Sydney begin to make beautiful music together-in more ways than one- but their pasts threaten to destroy their future together. Can Sydney let go of her mistakes and believe Hunter has left behind his old reputation?

Will their crossover make a splash? Reese Carter needs to complete a final project before graduating college-crowdfunding the publication of her comic book. While she has the story, she needs the perfect illustrator to make her comic come to life. Ignoring the crush she has on the guy working at her favorite comic shop becomes top priority when she sees his drawings. He'd make an excellent partner-in every sense.Adam Hayes loves talking comics with Reese, even if she chooses DC over Marvel. When she asks him to illustrate her comic, he's excited to get his first publishing credit. He does his best to keep their relationship professional, but their shared passion spills off the pages and into their lives.Their differences push them to create a powerful story, but those same differences convince Adam that a relationship can't work. Can Reese convince him to develop a steamy subplot of their own?