(Boys of Tommen #4) Book Review: Redeeming 6 by Chloe Walsh

I just finished Redeeming 6 by Chloe Walsh, and it’s an emotional gut-punch that had me glued to the pages! This 2023 read picks up with Joey Lynch and Aoife Molloy from the Boys of Tommen series, diving into their messy fight for love amid addiction and trauma.

I was curled up on my couch with a chai, letting their story unfold, and wow, it hit deep. Joey’s this broken guy battling drugs and family chaos, while Aoife stands by him, pregnant and fierce. Their raw moments—like Joey’s rehab struggles and Aoife’s quiet strength—had me tearing up. The Cork setting and that funeral scene? Pure heartbreak. The side characters, like Gibsie’s humor, added a lift, but the tension never let up.

What grabbed me was the realness. Walsh lays bare their pain—addiction’s grip, family scars—yet weaves in hope that feels earned. The dual POV keeps it intense. Sure, it’s not perfect; some guilt loops dragged, and it’s a long haul, but the payoff with their bond makes it worth it.

This got me mulling over love’s power—I jotted “healing takes two” on a napkin, ‘cause it stuck. It’s a heavy, beautiful ride!

Rating: 4.5 out of 5 stars

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Caution*

Some readers may find certain situations in this book to be quite disturbing. Redeeming 6 is suggested for mature readers only because of its strong language, mature topics, and perhaps disturbing moments.

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