Title: The Nerd Next Door
Author: Sylvie Stewart
First published April 8, 2019
206 pages, ebook
ISBN: 9781947853119
Rating: 3.86
Overview
Fresh start, new job, new neighbor…and a new chance at love? That’s what Lila thinks when she meets her neighbor, the nerdy yet charming David.
From his glasses to his superhero obsession, David has everything Lila’s looking for in a man. But their shy glances and elevator banter aren’t enough to satisfy Lila’s growing crush.
She’s determined to make David hers, but will her efforts pay off in the end? Join Lila and David on a heartwarming and hilarious journey of love and self-discovery in Sylvie Stewart’s The Nerd Next Door.
About the Author
Sylvie Stewart, a popular author on the USA Today bestseller list, has a unique set of interests. She loves mixing bad jokes, dirty romantic comedies, country music, and baby skunks into one delightful experience.
Her love for North Carolina shines through most of her contemporary and romantic comedy novels, which are filled with witty banter and scrumptious snacks. When she’s not typing away on her laptop, Sylvie enjoys cuddles from her twin sons and sharing a laugh with her hot-nerd husband.
If you’re looking for books that feature intelligent Southern belles, attractive blue-collar men, and characters that will make you laugh until you snort, then look no further than Sylvie’s work.
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Editoral Review
The Nerd Next Door, by Sylvie Stewart, is a romantic comedy that explores the lives of two people who come from vastly different backgrounds, but find themselves drawn to each other despite their differences. The book was first published on April 8, 2019.
Stewart is an experienced author of contemporary romance novels, and her skills are on full display in this book. She has a knack for creating relatable characters who are flawed, but ultimately endearing.
Her writing is witty and sharp, and her insights into the human condition are insightful and poignant. The plot of The Nerd Next Door centers around the lives of two neighbors, Katie and Ezra, who couldn’t be more different.
Katie is a smart and savvy marketing executive who is used to calling the shots. Ezra, on the other hand, is a reclusive and introverted scientist who spends most of his time working on his latest invention.
Despite their differences, the two find themselves drawn to each other. The tension between them builds throughout the book as they struggle to navigate their feelings for each other.
In the end, they must confront their differences and decide if their love is strong enough to overcome them. One of the strengths of this book is the depth of character development.
Stewart creates rich, complex characters who are relatable and engaging. Katie and Ezra are both flawed, but their flaws make them more human and easier to root for.
The pacing of the book is also excellent. The tension builds slowly and steadily throughout the story, keeping the reader engaged and invested in the outcome.
The dialogue is crisp and witty, and the descriptions of the settings are vivid and evocative. However, one weakness of the book is that some of the conflicts and themes feel a bit contrived.
There are times when the story feels a bit too predictable, and some of the plot twists feel forced. In terms of its cultural significance, The Nerd Next Door is a light, comedic romance that is meant to be enjoyed for its entertainment value.
While it doesn’t delve deeply into any social or political issues, it does offer a fun and lighthearted escape from the stresses of everyday life. Overall, The Nerd Next Door is an entertaining and enjoyable read, perfect for anyone who loves a good romantic comedy.
While it may not be a ground-breaking or particularly thought-provoking novel, it is well-crafted and engaging. Fans of Sylvie Stewart’s other books, as well as readers of contemporary romance in general, will find much to enjoy in this delightful story.
Rating: 4/5 stars.
