Suitor Science

He’s all logic and lesson plans. She’s all chaos and creativity.
It’s hate at first… bark.

Rachel is loud, impulsive, and constantly surrounded by an army of unruly dogs. I prefer order, quiet, and neighbors who don’t turn their backyard into a druid festival.

But turns out, arguing on the sidewalk and bumping into each other at the pub is… fun....

He’s a billionaire bad boy. She’s the shy, serious type.
One wild night in Vegas changed everything.

As a pro baseball player and son of a billionaire, my life is all fun, fame, and no-strings flings. I collect numbers as easily as my dad collects companies—and leave just as smoothly.

Then I meet Fiona. Smart, serious, and completely my opposite....

A runaway bride (almost). Two thousand miles. One perfect road trip.

When Demi’s overbearing boyfriend crashes a Vegas engagement party, five minutes—and one well-placed punch—make it clear she shouldn’t be with him.

She needs an escape. I offer a choice: face him… or take a two-thousand-mile road trip home with me behind the wheel.

With new friend...

She’s all logic. He’s all spontaneity.
Love was never part of her equation… until me.

Watching my ex-girlfriend compete for love on The Suitor should be embarrassing. Painful, even. Thankfully, Biba is there to distract me.

Brilliant, driven, and refreshingly blunt, Biba lives by numbers, probabilities, and hard facts. Love? Just an emotional...

Two weddings. One date.
Tis the season for love, laughter… and a full-blown bridal showdown.

Marrying Mase in Vegas was the best moment of my life—even if his billionaire family thought I was a gold digger (apparently surprise weddings raise eyebrows). Now they adore me, and his grandmother insists we do it all over again so she can be part of the...

Twenty-six women. One leading man. And absolutely no chance this ends without drama.

After getting dumped on national TV, I’m back for another shot at love—only this time, I’m The Suitor. The lights, the cameras, the contract saying I have to kiss other women—it’s all part of the show.

Then there’s Bexley: smart, skeptical, and completely...