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The Jilted Exes' Club Books in Order

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See The Jilted Exes' Club 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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The Jilted Exes' Club books in publication order

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3 books

1

Good Pucking Luck

by Riley Hart

2024

Hayes swears off boyfriends after public humiliation, then meets hockey player Rylan. Their no-strings arrangement seems safe until it turns into the one thing Hayes fears most.

2

Boyfriend Without Benefits

by Riley Hart

2025

Anthony thinks he and goalie Kason are just close friends, while Kason assumes they are already dating. A paparazzi mix-up forces them to finally define what they want.

3

The Marriage Policy

by Riley Hart

2025

Best friends Donovan and Eric marry for practical reasons and think that changes nothing. Living together, kissing, and wanting more prove otherwise.

The Jilted Exes' Club books in chronological order

  1. Book cover for "Good Pucking Luck"

    Good Pucking Luck

    by Riley Hart

    2024The Jilted Exes' Club, Book 1
  2. Book cover for "The Marriage Policy"

    The Marriage Policy

    by Riley Hart

    2025The Jilted Exes' Club, Book 2
  3. Book cover for "Boyfriend Without Benefits"

    Boyfriend Without Benefits

    by Riley Hart

    2025The Jilted Exes' Club, Book 3

Series background & context

The Jilted Exes' Club is a contemporary friend-group series with a very good hook. A public romantic disaster leaves one man stuck with a ridiculous label, and from there the books build out a whole social world of people trying to recover from past messes without accidentally making new ones.

Good Pucking Luck, The Marriage Policy, and Boyfriend Without Benefits mix hockey, media attention, fake or convenient relationships, and an increasingly lovable circle of friends who keep getting dragged into each other's business. The tone is lighter than Hart's angstiest work, but not shallow. These books still care about betrayal, insecurity, and the fear of looking foolish again after getting burned.

What makes the series especially easy to like is the banter. The exes are funny, nosy, and deeply ride-or-die. Even when the setup is messy, the emotional landing is warm, which makes this a good option if you want something romantic and entertaining without too much gloom.

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