Breaking Point

Sean Hannigan and Tucker Williamson spent six months trying to destroy each other.Sean is chief of staff to Georgia’s newest Democratic senator-sharp, out, and done playing nice after a campaign that got personal. Tucker is chief of staff to the Republican who beat him to it-polished, guarded, and very good at keeping secrets, including the biggest one of all.For six months, they ran opposing campaigns like blood sport: leaked stories, brutal ads, late nights spent plotting each other’s downfall. Sean thought that ended on election night. He was wrong.When they’re forced into the same DC office building, old rivalries should stay exactly where they belong: in the past. But a catastrophic dam failure throws them together, and the careful walls Tucker’s spent his whole life building start to crack.What starts in stolen moments and locked doors becomes something neither of them can walk away from. Tucker isn’t the man Sean spent six months hating. He’s someone else entirely-someone Sean is terrifyingly close to falling for.But politics in Washington runs on leverage-and someone’s found exactly the kind of leverage that could end both their careers. Every stolen moment is a liability now. Every locked door, a risk.Tucker has spent his life choosing the safe answer, playing it careful, staying hidden. Now he has to choose between hiding forever, or losing everything to finally be free.Sean already knows what he wants. The only question left is whether Tucker will choose it too-before the truth chooses for both of them.A slow-burn, enemies-to-lovers MM romance about two men who were built to be rivals, and how much it costs to become something else.