The Roommate Game

MM Small-Town College Hockey Romance (Smithton Bears, Book 3)

By: Lane Hayes

Narrated by: Kirt Graves

The hockey player, the figure skater, and the roommate situation…

Gus

No one knows how to make a party last quite like me. For real. Technically, I should have graduated three years ago, but I love Smithton, I love hockey, and the team needs a good captain who keeps things fun. That’s me.

This is it, though. I can’t delay the inevitable, so yeah…this is officially my last year of college and I’m going out big!

Unfortunately, my new roommate is curbing my vibe. In fact, I don’t think Rafe likes me much—total mystery. I’m a nice guy. Ask anyone.

Rafe’s the one with stick-in-the-mud-itis. He also has a great smile, pretty eyes, a cute dimple, and…

Oh, man. I think I have a situation.

Rafe

This cannot be happening. I’m a competitive figure skater with goals and big plans. How did I get saddled with a party boy hockey hero for a roommate?

Oh, yeah, I mistakenly assumed the captain of the hockey team would be a serious person. Wrong. Gus and I have nothing in common and I have no idea how I’m going to survive a year of this.

But in a twist, we’re good together in a crisis. So good, that I’m beginning to wonder if we could be something more than a couple of athletes playing the roommate game.

The Roommate Game is an MM bisexual-awakening, light-angst, college hockey romance featuring a fun-loving captain, a serious figure skater, and a chance at forever.

©2025 Lane Hayes (P)2025 Lane Hayes

A great addition to the series!

This story is hot 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥! I loved this when I read it with my eyes and Kirt Graves made me love it even more with his excellent audio performance.

It’s a great enemies-to-friends-to-lovers and opposites attract romance with low angst.

I love how this story runs parallel to the others in this series but Lane gives us a wonderful epilogue so that we know how Rafe and Gus are doing a few years down the road.

Loved everything about this book!

The book was a fantastic read and the narrator did such a good job of bringing both characters to life! Fantastic! Definitely a must listen because I don’t usually care when a single narrator does both voices but this one did so well that it felt like separate individuals! Wonderful work!