Breaking Point by Dylan Joseph

They thought they could keep it quiet.
They were wrong.

Sneaking into Alex Harrington’s bed was never supposed to mean anything.
For Liam Moore, it’s never just physical. He knows there’s something more between them—he just doesn’t know if Alex feels it too, and admitting that would mean admitting something about himself he’s not ready to face.

Getting back with Emily is easier. Safer. Normal.
Nothing about Alex has ever been normal.
When Kingswell and Riverside are forced into a joint training program, rivals become teammates overnight. Coaches are watching closer than ever. Scholarships are on the line. Careers are on the line.
And no pair moves faster on the water than Liam and Alex.
They row like they were built for the same rhythm.
Off the water? It’s chaos.
Alex is done pretending. Done shrinking himself to fit his father’s vision of legacy and perfection. But Liam isn’t ready to burn his life down—not his relationship, not his future, not the version of himself that feels simpler to live with.
Then Emily sees what was never meant to be seen.
And secrets stop being theoretical.
As pressure builds from every direction—family expectations, regional attention, and a rivalry that now demands unity—Liam and Alex are forced to confront the truth they’ve been avoiding:

This isn’t just heat.
It isn’t just rivalry.
And it definitely isn’t something they can hide anymore.

Rowing together might win them everything.

But choosing each other could cost them just as much.