He’s going to run into someone.

when two adolescents from across the tracks run into each other.

Joey Lynch, the second born son of a divorced couple, has dedicated her entire life to reassembling her family. Twelve-year-old Joey is thrust into the position of guardian for his mother and younger siblings after his older brother, Darren, leaves town on his first day of secondary school. He is filled with self-loathing and rage towards the world, struggling to deal with adolescence and his steadfast sense of familial obligation while living dangerously near to an addiction that might take his life. In his sea of gloom, his boss’s firecracker daughter, who is unyielding, is the sole source of light. A female who happens to be a fellow student of his.

Aoife Molloy has always been a forward thinker. Her confident and vivacious personality has never let her down. until she runs into a fiery lad on her first day of secondary school, who kindles a burning curiosity within of her that only becomes greater with time.

As she seeks to uncover the mysteries surrounding Joey Lynch’s life, Aoife develops a complex bond with her father’s apprentice, despite his fervent attempts to keep her out.

The first of Aoife and Joey’s two novels, Saving 6, is about friendship, commitment, and first love.

The Boys of Tommen series, which is set in Ireland, is sure to enthrall and draw you into the worlds of hurling, rugby, love, and adolescent heartache.

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Some readers may find certain situations in this book to be quite disturbing. Saving 6 is rated for mature readers because to its strong language, mature topics, and perhaps disturbing scenes.

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