First comes marriage, then comes love?
Straight Irish college student Elijah came to the United States to get an education, but ended up falling in love with the country. Unfortunately, his student visa only allows him to stay until he completes his degree.
Luckily for him, he remembers how his college roommate and best friend Logan once jokingly offered to marry him to keep him in the country, if he wanted. Elijah trusts Logan completely, so he sees no reason at all not to belatedly take him up on his offer. Why shouldn’t a temporary marriage of convenience, just until Elijah gets his citizenship, work just fine?
Until Elijah, much to his surprise, starts to fall for Logan, and Logan feels the same way …
When tragedy strikes and Elijah has to rush back home to Ireland, will the new relationship that the two men are building be able to withstand the pressure of nostalgia? Or is the marriage doomed to be no more than the means to an end, as it was originally intended?
A Marriage of Convenience is a standalone gay romance with a happy ending. It has explicit scenes.
Straight Irish college student Elijah came to the United States to get an education, but ended up falling in love with the country. Unfortunately, his student visa only allows him to stay until he completes his degree.
Luckily for him, he remembers how his college roommate and best friend Logan once jokingly offered to marry him to keep him in the country, if he wanted. Elijah trusts Logan completely, so he sees no reason at all not to belatedly take him up on his offer. Why shouldn’t a temporary marriage of convenience, just until Elijah gets his citizenship, work just fine?
Until Elijah, much to his surprise, starts to fall for Logan, and Logan feels the same way …
When tragedy strikes and Elijah has to rush back home to Ireland, will the new relationship that the two men are building be able to withstand the pressure of nostalgia? Or is the marriage doomed to be no more than the means to an end, as it was originally intended?
A Marriage of Convenience is a standalone gay romance with a happy ending. It has explicit scenes.
