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Breaking Point

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Andi and Dawn collide (literally) on a beach in Mexico. This leads the women to indulge in a hot and steamy, but short-lived fling. After returning to their respective homes on the East Coast, they begin a long-distance affair. An affair that quickly turns from casual to serious.

Tess has been Dawn’s best friend since they were seven years old. She has also been in love with Dawn since discovering she liked girls in junior high school. In an attempt to win Dawn’s heart, she has successfully sabotaged every relationship Dawn has ever attempted to have, but still has not moved past the friend zone.

Will Andi and Dawn’s new-found love fall victim to Tess’s sabotage? And just how far is Tess willing to go to have Dawn for herself?

87 pages, Kindle Edition

Published June 12, 2019

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Amy Bright

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Amy Bright is a native of North Carolina. She works in the library of a large research university. Amy and her wife have been married for nine years and contend they are still on their honeymoon. In their free time, they enjoy traveling and spending time with their four small dogs. You can often find her blogging on her website conversationswithmywife.com.

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Profile Image for Jude Silberfeld-Grimaud.
Author 2 books760 followers
October 2, 2019
Maybe I need to stop reading scary books when I’m all alone at home and the only sounds are the wind and the rain against the windows, or one of my cats running around, making me jump. At first glance, this might look like a romance but it’s not. Oh, there’s some romance all right, but it’s not what this book is about. The real topic is a friendship gone very wrong, when one person has much bigger feelings than the other and won’t take no for an answer.

Dawn and Tess have been friends since second grade. They dated briefly at some point and stayed friends afterwards. But Tess never got over Dawn and still hopes her love will be returned some day. So when Dawn, while on holidays with Tess, meets Andi and it’s clear pretty soon that their affair is not a mere summer fling, Tess loses it big time.

While not my usual kind of story, Breaking Point is very well done. It’s a novella rather than a novel, which makes it a bit too short for the author to develop the events as much as I would have liked. Probably for the same reasons, the romance feels a little rushed. Andi and Dawn have fantastic chemistry right from the start but the falling in love happens way too fast, maybe because the sex scenes are a lot more detailed than the getting-to-know-you scenes.

Then again, this is a debut, and despite these flaws, it’s rather promising. I mean, I'm still kinda shivering…

I received a copy from the author and I am voluntarily leaving a review.
Profile Image for Carol Hutchinson.
1,124 reviews72 followers
November 6, 2019
Packed with drama!

Andi and Dawn are instantly attracted to one another when they meet on their travels abroad, they hit it off, and decide that they would like to keep seeing one another, but there is a problem! Dawn’s best friend has feelings for her, and has for some time. These feelings often lead to heartbreak for Dawn and she has a lot to deal with if she is truly going to find happiness this time with Andi.

I loved the fast pace of this novella. It kept the excitement and the drama of the building tense situation unfolding in this unconventional love triangle with Andi, Dawn and Tess. Obsession played a big part in this plot and created all the drama and intensity when getting to know the characters and their situation. The first person narrative also largely helped with getting a quick insight into the characters thoughts and feelings, from both Andi, and Dawn’s points of view. It was very exciting, and had a lot of build-up and tension to keep the reader hooked, and fully invested in the outcome of the relationship between Andi and Dawn.

I just wish this had been a novel! It happened so quickly that it was all over so fast and I wanted there to be more!!!

I liked the instant attraction between Andi and Dawn, that they were so forward, outspoken, and just going for what they wanted. It made a change to have two strong character personalities coming together like that. Their relationship was interesting as they just seemed made for each other, and that level of understanding and caring that could only really come from characters with life experiences was refreshing. Tess was my favourite character though. Even though the story wasn’t hers, and nothing was told from her perspective, she was the driving force and the glue of it, and I loved how her character developed throughout the unfolding drama.

A great, exciting novella that makes me really excited to read Amy’s future works!!!
Profile Image for Ameliah Faith.
859 reviews43 followers
October 8, 2019
Quick paced Dramatics!
Tess and Dawn are best friends but Tess wants more but Dawn wants Andi. This simplistic tale is a very quickly moving short story (it has to move quickly due to length) with hints of friendship, love, lust, romance, angst and drama. Its interesting and entertaining. It is Ms Bright’s debut but I don’t think we have seen the last from her.
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671 reviews3 followers
September 21, 2019
Excellent!

The characters are well developed and the best friend twist was interesting. I look forward to reading more from this author.
19 reviews
June 16, 2019
It was very good

I gave it a 5 because it is a good book.
I love it when they show what each one thinks and feels. Maybe everything developed too fast but overall is a really good book.
4 reviews
July 27, 2019
I read this book in two days. Enjoyed it and didn’t want to put it down. Hoping there’s another one to follow.
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187 reviews4 followers
August 4, 2019
Good

Good book, strong character development. It’s a bit far fetched as how soon things happen for Dawn and Andi but overall a good book.
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January 24, 2021
Dramatic Romance

A great lesfic steamy romance. Two characters develop super quickly, making the dramatic events of the latter part feel quite 3D and a real live part of the story.

A holiday romance develops into something far more serious but all seems to be lost as dramatic events unfold.

I rated this 4* rather than 5 as it seemed over far too quickly and I think the two lovers have far more to tell, especially given the epilogue.
Profile Image for Charlotte Lowry Glen.
172 reviews
March 10, 2020
A quick read but a good one

4 stars as the writing and development was good throughout. Whilst the story is a fairly quick read I dont think that it needs longer. Everything came to a nice conclusion and the balance between sweet and drama was spot on for me. I look forward to more.
Profile Image for AL.
684 reviews6 followers
February 8, 2020
A very beautiful story with intense moments. Touching a very serious issue and slightly showing the fear dealing with this. Happy end with real involved characters and so real dialogues. I am going to read more books of Amy Bright.
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153 reviews1 follower
July 14, 2020
This was a good short story with alot of action. The romance was rushed but was expected with the length of it. Overall it was really good and interesting.
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