Saving 6 (Boys of Tommen book 3)

Saving 6 follows Joey Lynch, a teenager burdened with responsibility after his older brother leaves their chaotic family behind. Struggling to protect his siblings and mother while battling his own demons, Joey finds solace in an unlikely friendship with Aoife Molloy, the bold and spirited daughter of his boss. Their connection grows amid secrets and challenges, testing Joey’s resolve to keep her at arm’s length.

Aoife, unafraid to embrace life’s complexities, becomes a lifeline for Joey as they navigate the turbulent waters of adolescence. But Joey’s past and present collide, threatening to unravel the fragile bond they’ve built. Chloe Walsh masterfully explores themes of resilience, love, and the weight of family loyalty, weaving a story that balances heartache with hope.

Set against the gritty backdrop of small-town Ireland, the novel delves into Joey’s internal battles with addiction and duty, while Aoife’s unwavering optimism offers a glimmer of light. Their slow-burn relationship, marked by stolen moments and raw honesty, will leave readers rooting for their survival in a world that tests them at every turn.

Fans of the Boys of Tommen series will find deeper layers to Joey’s character, previously glimpsed in earlier books. New readers will be drawn to the emotional depth and relatable struggles of two teens fighting to find themselves—and each other—in a world that refuses to slow down.

Walsh’s writing shines in its ability to blend angsty tension with moments of warmth, creating a narrative that feels both intimate and universal. This friends-to-lovers tale is a testament to the power of healing and the courage it takes to let someone in when life feels too heavy to carry alone.