Review: Her Perfect Game (Hot & Nerdy #2) by Shannyn Schroeder

From Goodreads:
Spring break is supposed to be a week of fun in the sun for three childhood friends about to graduate from college. But one of them is ready to get her game on somewhere else…

Charlie Castle is an expert archer and a fierce warrior—in her favorite video game, anyway. But college life was a program she couldn't quite master. To land a cybertech job without a degree, she's entering a "hackfest" over spring break—where she also hopes to meet the sweet gamer who's been flirting with her online. Instead, she runs into the hot guy who walked away years ago, and can't fight the desire that comes rushing back. 

Jonah Best has never gotten over Charlie, whose kisses were always as deliciously creative as her coding. But now that they're face to face again, he doesn't know how to admit that her online admirer is really him—or how to convince her that he's offering her a job for her incredible skills, not her sex appeal. Can Jonah cut through their communication glitches and persuade Charlie that the next level up for them should be forever?

My Thoughts:
This was a light, fun read. Quick and easy, the writing was snappy and direct. I sped through this novella. Charlie and Jonah are likable and highly compatible.
The only downside is that it felt a bit generic New Adult sexy romance-ish. The plotline was simple, but that kept it light. It did touch on some real issues, like sexism problems in the heavily male dominant world of gaming and IT, but there were a few things I felt didn't get resolved, and then ending was kind of abrupt.
If you want something light and quick, with a bit of heat, this novella is perfect for you.