Cute. I want a little kid like Dexter. This was probably my favorite out of the entire nerds series, and mostly because of Dexter and Harry's interactions with him. :) ( )

Enjoyed the "fish-out-of-water" aspect of it- conversations were realistic and there were some genuine laugh-out-loud moments that have put this book on the "keep and read when glum" shelf in my life. I truly enjoyed the part where Dexter (the four-year-old son) isn't sure if the former-showgirl ladies will like him if he beats them in poker or if he should let them win just so they will keep playing! ( )

You get a real sense of deja vu when you read this if you've also read the first one. Take one super hot chick (who is also intelligent) and one nerdy guy (who also happens to be a genius and tall with broad shoulders and a large... package who is a god in the sack) who would probably never get together under normal circumstances.

Add one villian (who is super hot btw and either at one time involved with the chick or she wants to be involved with him) who creates a situation where the nerd and the chick need to leave behind their old life (temporarily).

Continue with lots and lots of awesome sex while in their own little world where they realize that not only is the sex great but they love each other... but it would never work outside their created paradise. *sob*

Throw bad guy into the mix again and have the older, more experienced man (did I mention there is an older couple (50's)) save the day. The main couple is now in limbo regarding their relationship although they both admit (to themselves) that they love each other. They separate temporarily when, out of nowhere, the bad guy pops back into the picture and tries to kill the chick. The nerd then appears all manly and rescues his woman.

Then they get married and live happily ever after.

And even knowing where this was going right from the beginning I still liked the book. It didn't make me think in any way, shape, or form but it was still fun to read. ( )

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This story had an interesting plot, good finish and was sprinkled with humor but characters thinking about why their love couldn't be got a little repetitive making my rating 3.5* Genius Harry is babysitting for showgirl Lainie when her ex-boyfriend starts banging on the door.
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