Metropolis (Riley Hart) Books in Order
Part ofRiley Hart Books in OrderSee the Metropolis books by Riley Hart in order, with quick summaries, series background, reading order help, and where-to-start guidance.
Last updated: July 5, 2026
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Metropolis (Riley Hart) books in publication order
6 books
Faking It
by Riley Hart
2017
Gary wakes up with the wrong man in his bed and a fake-boyfriend scheme on his hands. Travis is chaos, chemistry, and trouble he cannot stop wanting.
Owning It
by Riley Hart
2017
Fresh from an eighteen-year marriage, Jackson is not prepared for wild, younger Derek and the pull between them. Age-gap heat and emotional honesty make this one sizzle.
Working It
by Riley Hart
2017
Hayden needs a place to live and ends up rooming with Cody, a laid-back guy from an awkward past encounter. Housemate comfort and sexual curiosity soon grow into something real.
Finding It
by Riley Hart
2018
Travis is ready to propose to Gary, but nothing about the plan goes smoothly. This Metropolis novella is short, funny, and full of affectionate chaos.
Trying It
by Riley Hart
2018
Best friends Frankie and Evan think they are strong enough to explore a fantasy without changing anything. Of course, feelings do not care about the rules.
Hitching It
by Riley Hart
2019
Derek and Jackson's Christmas wedding pulls the Metropolis crew back together for snow, laughs, and heartfelt celebration. It is a festive coda with plenty of heat.
Metropolis (Riley Hart) books in chronological order
Series background & context
Metropolis is a city series with big shared-cast energy. The setting is a condominium complex full of openly gay tenants, hookups, friendships, drama, and people who are much more involved in one another's lives than they pretend to be. That gives the books a fast, social rhythm.
The romances hit a lot of fun contemporary setups, fake dating in Faking It, unexpected roommates in Working It, age-gap heat in Owning It, wedding chaos in Hitching It, and more. But the series works because the recurring crew keeps it lively. These are books where side characters tease, meddle, celebrate, and occasionally make everything worse before they make it better.
If you want Riley Hart in a lighter, brighter, more openly chaotic mode, Metropolis is a very good pick. It is sexy, funny, and full of men who talk a lot of nonsense right up until they fall in love.
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