Bücher von Susannah Nix

Wenn aus theoretischer Unvereinbarkeit in der Praxis Liebe wird ... Komplexe binäre Codes sind ein Leichtes für Informatikerin Melody - im Gegensatz zur Liebe, um die sie, aufgrund empirisch belegter Beziehungsuntauglichkeit, lieber einen Bogen macht. Doch dann begegnet sie Jeremy wieder, ihrem unverschämt heißen One-Night-Stand aus Collegezeiten. Allen Wahrscheinlichkeiten zum Trotz entwickelt sich so etwas wie Freundschaft zwischen ihnen. Und als die beiden sich dann auch noch in einem merkwürdigen Fake-Dating-Szenario wiederfinden, muss Melody sich fragen, ob nicht manchmal hinter Freundschaft die große Liebe wartet ... Die neue Romance-Reihe über MINT-Frauen und die Suche nach Liebe für Fans von Ali Hazelwood

Liebe - die einzige Variable, die man nicht kontrollieren kann ...  Komplizierter als Raketenwissenschaft ist nur die Liebe. Das sieht Luft- und Raumfahrtingenieurin Esther auch bei ihrer besten Freundin Jinny, die immer wieder auf ihren untreuen Ex reinfällt. Um der Sache ein Ende zu bereiten, beschließt sie, Jinny zu verkuppeln. Blöd nur, dass diese ausgerechnet Esthers nervigen Nachbarn Jonathan süß findet. Dabei ist er so was von unausstehlich ... oder etwa doch nicht?  Chemistry Lessons - Der zweite Band der Romance-Reihe über MINT-Frauen und die Suche nach Liebe  »Das Leben ist zu kurz, um es an billige Schuhe zu verschwenden - oder an Männer, die dich nicht zu schätzen wissen.«

»Ich sage ja gar nicht, dass wir eine Beziehung haben sollen. Ich sage, wir sollten Sex haben.«  Chemieingenieurin Penny hat die Liebe satt. Zu oft hat sie den amourösen Worst Case erlebt und ist betrogen worden! Bis sie analysiert hat, warum das immer ihr passiert, will Penny mit Gefühlen nichts zu tun haben. Doch dann taucht Caleb auf, der viel zu gut aussehende Barista, und sie lässt sich auf eine steamy Affäre mit ihm ein. Gegen Friends with Benefits ist schließlich nichts zu sagen, sie hat ja nichts zu verlieren - außer ihrem Herzen ...  Chemistry Lessons - Der dritte Band der Romance-Reihe über MINT-Frauen und die Suche nach Liebe

Dating and Other Theories by Susannah Nix is the second in the Chemistry Lessons series of standalone rom-coms featuring heroines who work in STEM fields.

The Boyfriend Hypothesis by Susannah Nix is the third in the Chemistry Lessons series of standalone rom-coms featuring heroines who work in STEM fields.

Love defies logic when two polar opposites attract.Chloe and Brandon have nothing in common. She's a spontaneous, people-loving fiber artist; he's an uptight, introverted law student. The only thing they agree on during their blind date is that they hope to never see each other again. Except they do have something in common-Brandon's mother Dawn, who happens to be Chloe's boss and dear friend. Which is how they end up stuck with each other for a six-hour road trip to Dawn's destination wedding. But as they get to know each other better, their mutual irritation morphs into an inescapable connection. Maybe these two opposites aren't so mismatched after all. Could Brandon be the yin to Chloe's yang? The peanut butter to her jelly? The rock to her roll? Or will their differences tear them apart when they return to their normal lives at the end of the wedding weekend?'Ewe Complete Me' is a full-length contemporary romance and can be read as a standalone. Book #6 in the Common Threads series, Seduction in the City World, Penny Reid Book Universe.

A nerdy wallflower recruits her athlete roommate to give her love lessonsAs a Highland Games athlete and firefighter, I'm used to women trying to get under my kilt. But I never expected to be propositioned by my bookworm roommate.Casey's one of my best friends and my buddy's younger sister. What am I supposed to do when she confesses that she's on a mission to lose her virginity-and I'm the guy she trusts to do the deed?If I say no, she'll only turn to another dude instead. Someone's got to keep her out of trouble, so I agree to give her some hands-on experience. A little friends-with-benefits action shouldn't be a problem. I can teach Casey how to bring a man to his knees and still keep things platonic.Uh, yeah. Small problem. The more boxes we check off on Casey's lesson plan, the more I realize I've taught her too well.Because the man she's bringing to his knees is me.

The Love Code is an opposites attract Stem Rom Com, book one in the Chemistry Lessons Series.

Wyatt King isn't looking for love...because he's already found it.Too bad she's off-limits. He's not going to be the jerk who messes around with his best friend's little sister, so he keeps his feelings bottled up and settles for acting as her protector instead.Andie Lockhart's dreamed of kissing Wyatt for as long as she's known what kissing is. But since he's dated nearly every woman in town but her, she's long since accepted he'll never see her as anything more than his best friend's tomboy little sister.When a real estate developer threatens the beloved old house Andie inherited from her grandmother, her white knight Wyatt swoops in with his handyman skills to save the day. But the more time they spend working on the house together, the harder it becomes to ignore their irresistible attraction.Until the night an accidental kiss blows the lid off those feelings they've both kept buried.After that, things between them get a lot hotter-and a lot more complicated. Forbidden love, broken promises, family secrets, and jealousy all threaten to tear them apart. If he intends to hold on to the woman he loves, Wyatt will have to put everything on the line.My Cone and Only is book #1 in the King Family series set in the small town of Crowder, Texas, home of the King's Creamery ice company. Each book is a standalone, full-length contemporary romance that follows one of the six King siblings as they find and fight for love.

Combative coworkers go from enemies to lovers when sparks fly behind the camera in this Hollywood comeback story from award-winning and USA Today bestselling author Susannah Nix.¿Lights, camera, attraction...Scott Deacon was one of the most bankable stars in Hollywood until his drug abuse and out-of-control behavior brought it all crashing down.Four years after flaming out, he's clean, sober, and trying to revive his career. But what he needs is to warm up the beautiful yet chilly script supervisor who won't cut him a break.Grace Speer doesn't think much of Scotty Deacon. He may be sex on wheels, but the man is 100% bad news. Beneath the handsome facade, he's just another arrogant jackass determined to make her life more difficult.Only the more time they spend together, the more his flirtatious smiles and sweet gestures break down her defensive walls. As Grace realizes there's a lot more to Scott than the sordid tabloid tales, she finds herself falling hard for him.But can she really trust him with her heart? Or is she buying herself another front-row ticket to heartbreak?

A Hollywood star and a dog sitter find an unlikely happy ending in this heartwarming forced-proximity romance from award-winning and USA Today bestselling author Susannah Nix.When you wish upon a movie star... Griffin Beach has it all: a smoking-hot bod, a house in the Hollywood Hills, and a starring film role that's about to launch him into superstardom.The only thing he needs now is a dog sitter...The perfect solution appears in the form of Alice, a shy grad student who isn't impressed by him but LOVES his dog. And hey, maybe Griffin can charm her into changing her mind about him.Alice Carlisle has her reasons for being wary of the womanizing actor. But since she's about to be jobless and homeless, she can't afford to reject Griffin's offer to house-sit. She'll just have to avoid him during the short time they'll be sharing an address.Except Griffin isn't so easy to ignore-especially when he's making her laugh, cooking her late-night pancakes, or parading around in nothing but a towel. Attraction wasn't supposed to be part of the arrangement, but the man behind that slick movie star smile is impossible to resist.Can Alice let her guard down and learn to trust again? And can Griffin stop trying to please everyone else long enough to realize Alice is the best thing that ever happened to him?

Aerospace engineer Esther Abbott doesn’t believe in love, but she’s perfectly happy to hate her annoying screenwriter neighbor, Jonathan. Until she’s forced to strike a devil’s bargain with him: he distracts her best friend from a mouth-breather ex, and in return Esther will help him with the sci-fi script he’s writing.Her patience is put to the test when it’s time to fulfill her end of the deal. But the more time she spends with her nemesis, the more hate turns into attraction—and attraction into something much deeper. As Esther’s carefully constructed defenses start to crumble, will love be her undoing or her salvation?Intermediate Thermodynamics follows in the tradition of contemporary romantic comedy favorites like Penny Reid, Sally Thorne, and Jennifer Crusie. This enemies-to-lovers romance is the second in a series of standalone rom-coms featuring geeky heroines who work in STEM fields.