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May 28, 2017

REVIEW: How to Win Over Your Arch-Nemesis (In Three Easy Steps) by Jenniffer Wardell

JayneA- Reviews / Book Reviews / Recommended ReadsAgent/Spies/Undercover / computer programmers / Contemporary / humorous / novella6 Comments

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Meet one super-spy’s greatest weakness – a woman who thinks he’s full of it. It should have just been a routine mission, the kind of thing spies normally take care of on their lunch break – find who turned the payment app into a terrorist funding plan, and shut them ... more >

February 7, 2017

REVIEW: The Impossible Fortress by Jason Rekulak

JayneB Reviews / Book Reviews1980s / adolescence / code / coming-of-age / computer programmers / computers / First-Person / Young-Adult3 Comments

A dazzling debut novel—at once a charming romance and a moving coming-of-age story—about what happens when a fourteen-year old boy pretends to seduce a girl to steal a copy of Playboy but then discovers she is his computer-loving soulmate. Billy Marvin’s first love was a computer. Then he met Mary ... more >

January 30, 2017

REVIEW: The List by Tawna Fenske

JayneB Reviews / Book Reviewscomputer programmers / Contemporary / Scientist / sexyComments Off on REVIEW: The List by Tawna Fenske

As the millionaire owner of a chain of computer shops, Simon Traxel isn’t normally hands-on with mundane repairs. But when a fretful brunette shows up with her fried laptop and killer green eyes, he makes an exception. And as it turns out, she needs more hands-on help than Simon imagined. ... more >

December 1, 2016

REVIEW: One Sexy Mistake by Sarah Ballance

JayneA Reviews / Book Reviews / Recommended Readscabin romance / computer programmers / computer science / hacker / New York City / novella / one night stand / winter3 Comments

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Olivia Patton’s life just imploded. One night with sexy hacker Grady Donovan seems like the perfect, ego-soothing plan—until an epic snowstorm shuts down the city and thwarts her morning-after escape. Now the only walk-of-shame she’ll be taking is right back to Grady’s door. Forced to actually talk, Grady and Olivia ... more >

January 27, 2016

REVIEW: Beating Ruby by Camilla Monk

JayneB- ReviewsAssassin Hero / computer programmers / Contemporary / first person protagonist / OCD / romantic-suspense / thriller/suspence7 Comments

Life hasn’t been quite the same for computer engineer Island Chaptal since March, an OCD-ridden professional killer, burst into her life to clean her bedroom and take her on a global chase for a legendary diamond. Sadly, the (hit) man doesn’t just break bones; he breaks hearts, too. Since then, ... more >

The Silicon Mage by Barbara Hambly
March 19, 2012

REVIEW: The Silicon Mage by Barbara Hambly

JayneB Reviews / Book Reviewscomputer programmers / Fantasy Romance / road trip / wizards13 Comments

Computer programmer Joanna Sheraton must rescue an imprisoned wizard to save the universe from destruction. There was a time when Joanna Sheraton knew nothing of the Void. She was an ordinary computer programmer, toiling in a cubicle in air-conditioned Southern California comfort, unaware that sinister forces had penetrated her universe. ... more >

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