Her primary focus is Male/Male romance but under various pen names, her prose has touched practically every part of the spectrum of love and relationships. Riley Hart’s love of all things romance shines brightly in everything she writes. This was an enjoyable read and I’m looking forward to The Realist and The Charmer meeting their matches in the next two books. I also love that once one of them finds their man, they incorporate him into their found family, no questions asked. I loved catching up with the Vers Podcast guys and with Sebastian who is Declan’s (The Loners) boyfriend and really love how much they all care about each other and have each other’s back. Parker hasn’t had the best luck with previous partners and Elliot has always claimed he doesn’t want a partner, but once these two decide to carry on the ruse of being married in order to make their parents happy, you know they will end up falling in love. I always enjoy an accidental marriage trope and after a drunken night out in Vegas, Parker who insisted he doesn’t like Elliot ends up married to him after they decide it would be fun to do something daring that they’ve never done before. The Romantic is a wake up married, opposites attract romance with tons of praise, an unforgettable massage, found family, and sweet moments on the pier.Īfter meeting Elliot in The Loner ( The Vers Podcast book 1) I was hoping he would get his chance with Parker, The Romantic of the Vers Podcast crew. Our marriage is playing tricks on my heart because suddenly I’m wishing my happy ending can be with the husband who doesn’t think love is for him. He’s shown me I’m a sucker for praise, and lucky for me, he loves giving it to me. Better to amicably divorce later than own up to our screw up, right?Īll I’ve ever wanted is my happily ever after, and now I live with a serial hookup artist who never planned on settling down.īut then, why is Elliott so good to me? He takes me on dates, makes me laugh, and touches me like I’m someone to cherish. My parents had the perfect marriage until my mom passed, and since I’d hate for my father to discover what I did, Elliott and I decide to pretend we’re in love and stay married for six months. He doesn’t want to let them down by telling them it was a drunken mistake. We definitely aren’t supposed to wake up married…only, we do.īefore we can figure out what to do, Elliott’s family finds out. We’re not supposed to run into each other in Vegas or get drunk together.

It’s definitely not Elliott Delgado Weaver, the shameless flirt who keeps asking me out. I’m beginning to think my Mr Right doesn’t exist. If there’s a jerk close by, I’ll find him.

The one who’s looking for love in all the wrong places. When it comes to The Vers, the queer podcast I host with my best friends, I’m The Romantic.

The Romantic by Riley Hart