Sweat by Jonah Yorke (Paperback)

An MM College Sports Romance.

Tommy Mathison has every reason to dislike Rowan Hughes. They have history stretching back to childhood, and now Tommy believes the campus soccer star crossed a line involving his girlfriend. Humiliated and angry, Tommy struggles with seeing Rowan everywhere at university, especially when Rowan represents everything Tommy once wanted for himself on the field.

But the more time they spend around each other, the harder it becomes to hold onto that resentment.

When Rowan insists he never knew Annalese was Tommy’s girlfriend, Tommy finds himself believing him. Rowan also refuses to let Tommy ignore his talent, pushing him to return to soccer after walking away from the sport years earlier. Playing beside Rowan forces Tommy to confront old insecurities, buried ambition, and feelings he never expected to question.

For Rowan, one reckless decision has complicated everything.

Behind his confidence and popularity lies someone struggling with pressure, control, and the fear of being truly seen. Bringing Tommy back onto the team feels natural. Keeping emotional distance from him quickly becomes impossible.

As tension turns into attraction, both men are forced to navigate identity, trust, and vulnerability while balancing the demands of competitive college sports. What begins as conflict slowly develops into a connection neither of them knows how to handle.

SWEAT is a high-spice hurt/comfort sports romance that deals with heavy themes related to identity, mental health, grief, and coping with past trauma. This book is intended for readers age 18 and up.