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Hot Guys with Glasses Books in Order

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Explore the Hot Guys with Glasses series by Liz Fox in order, with short summaries, reading order, and where to start with these nerdy hero romances.

Last updated: July 4, 2026

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Hot Guys with Glasses books in publication order

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4 books

1

Charming

by Liz Fox

2020

A glasses-wearing hero who seems perfectly composed meets a woman who sees past the surface right away. Charm, banter, and fast-building chemistry push both of them out of safe routines.

2

Corrupting

by Liz Fox

2020

Free-spirited Layla and orderly software engineer Dwight look like total opposites, but chemistry says otherwise. She wants to loosen him up, and he wants to prove their differences can work.

3

Seducing

by Liz Fox

2020

A curvy heroine collides with a smart man whose quiet, polished exterior hides plenty of heat. What starts as temptation quickly becomes a test of whether he is brave enough to go after what he wants.

4

Tempting

by Liz Fox

2020

This quick romance pairs a curvy heroine with a nerdy hero who is more dangerous to her defenses than he first appears. Attraction comes easily, but surrendering to it is the real temptation.

Hot Guys with Glasses books in chronological order

  1. Book cover for "Corrupting"

    Corrupting

    by Liz Fox

    2020Hot Guys with Glasses, Book 1
  2. Book cover for "Seducing"

    Seducing

    by Liz Fox

    2020Hot Guys with Glasses, Book 2
  3. Book cover for "Charming"

    Charming

    by Liz Fox

    2020Hot Guys with Glasses, Book 3
  4. Book cover for "Tempting"

    Tempting

    by Liz Fox

    2020Hot Guys with Glasses, Book 4

Series background & context

The title tells you the selling point, and Liz Fox delivers on it. The Hot Guys with Glasses books, Corrupting, Seducing, Charming, and Tempting, are all about smart, polished, sometimes tightly wound heroes whose quiet competence turns out to be extremely attractive.

Fox uses the nerdy-hero setup in a fun way here. The men are not aloof bad boys or openly rough alpha types. They are often structured, intellectual, and a little too contained at first. That gives the heroines something different to work with. Instead of taming a wild man, these romances are often about cracking open someone orderly enough to think he has already figured life out.

That is where the heat comes from. The contrast between buttoned-up exterior and intense devotion underneath works especially well in short romance.

If you like opposites attract, men in glasses, and heroines who see the real person faster than he sees himself, this series is a good fit. It is playful, quick, and a nice reminder that Fox's alpha heroes do not always have to arrive wearing leather or running a company to leave an impression.

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