My Virtual Prince Charming (Geeks Gone Wild, #2)

by Maggie Dallen

Gamer vs Player

Some girls have a dream guy, but Suzie's ideal boyfriend is totally real. He’s just...virtual.

Suzie doesn't need to see her online gaming buddy to know that he’s her perfect match. The problem lies in reality, AKA high school. Ever since a humiliating photo of her surfaced on the first day of senior year, she hasn't been able to escape the attention of Luke Warner, the hottie player who's apparently made it his mission to annoy her. Now that they're paired together in a programming contest there's no way she can avoid him...or their chemistry. His unexpected kisses might be earth shattering, but he’s so not her type.

Luke's got a secret, and it's one that could change everything between him and his new computer science partner. Suzie thinks he doesn’t know her at all, and she seems convinced that she doesn’t like him. But what if she knew that he was her online BFF? That would change everything. But will sharing his secret bring them together or tear them apart?

• ASIN: B07NBVKMMK
• Publish Date: 6 March 2019
• Publish Status: Active
• Format: eBook (Kindle)
• Pages: 175
• Language: English

Reviews

[Jeff Sexton]

Virtually Perfect. In this continuation of Dallen's new #GeeksGoneWild series, we open up at the very same point the first book does - the Labor Day Weekend party that created the hashtag and all of its subsequent fallout. But then we quickly skip ahead to after the events of the first book, so this book *can* be read standalone, but it does have expected spoilers... and one MAJOR reveal that has been a question for nearly two full books at the time it is revealed here. The story is typical Dallen - light, sweet, and fun, with just enough angst and drama to keep things moving. And while this professional software developer that moonlights as a reviewer and blogger was hoping to see a bit more actual coding, coding generally was presented in a somewhat real world (if amateur - these kids *are* high school students) setting, and that alone makes it different than many books out there. Excellent continuation of the series, and I'm very much looking forward to the conclusion!