Breaks Volume 3: The final chapter in the enemies-to-lovers queer webcomic sensation . . . that's a little bit broken

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The final volume in the enemies-to-lovers queer webcomic sensation is here...School is over, adult life beckons, and new beginnings lie before Ian and Cortland as their relationship deepens. But when Ian's father is released from prison, questions of trust and deceit threaten to tear them apart.The boys will walk a dark path together as the shadows of the past try to claim the present. The answers to all their questions will be revealed in this final volume, and some may prove dangerous beyond their wildest imaginings...With millions of views and thousands of subscribers on webcomic platforms, Breaks is perfect for fans of popular LGBTQ+ graphic novels, such as Alice Osman's Heartstopper, who might be looking for something darker and more mature.'An overnight sensation'BleedingCool.com (on Emma Vieceli)'[BREAKS is] a series that does what few others dare to do'A Place to Hang Your Cape'Brutal and loving, authentically inspiring and authentically awful, Vieceli and Rydén's frenzy of a teen drama is seedy and transcendent and a must'Kieron Gillen (The Wicked + The Divine/Young Avengers)'Deftly observed, exquisitely paced and beautifully rendered, Vieceli and Rydén's BREAKS drips with all the teenage awkwardness, schoolyard viciousness and feelgood humour the subject deserves . . . Exceptional stuff'Si Spurrier (Sandman-the Dreaming)'I. Love. This. Book. Between the gorgeous art and expertly crafted story, Vieceli and Ryden's BREAKS is the kind of in-depth exploration of the heart my inner teenage voice considers necessary for survival. It's funny, awkward, and heartrending, but above all, BREAKS is genuine. It's everything a teen love story should be'Christina Strain (Runaways/The Magicians)