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Keeping 13

Pages
667
Published
2018
Language
English

Synopsis

Johnny Kavanagh is the golden boy of Tommen College, a rugby prodigy with the weight of everyone's expectations on his shoulders. Shannon Lynch is the quiet, anxious new girl carrying the scars of a home life defined by poverty, abuse, and fear. In the first book of their story they found each other; in Keeping 13, they fight to hold on.

As Johnny faces an injury that threatens the future the whole town has planned for him, Shannon must survive the ongoing dangers of her family and confront a past she has kept hidden. The secrets between and around them threaten the fragile safety they have built together, and both must decide how much they are willing to risk to keep it.

Keeping 13 is the second novel in Chloe Walsh's hugely popular Boys of Tommen series, an emotional, slow-burn Irish sports romance about first love, trauma, and the fierce, protective devotion of two teenagers refusing to let go of each other.

How it reads

Prose complexity 1/10
Content warnings (5)
AbuseTraumaViolenceSubstance AbuseSexual Content
Readers say (1)Sad · Hopeful · Heartwarming · Slow Burn