Chloe WalshRomance · Contemporary Romance
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Synopsis
Joey Lynch has spent his life holding together a family that keeps falling apart. The second son of an alcoholic father and a broken marriage, he became the protector of his younger siblings far too young — and now, as a talented hurler and footballer, he is fighting his own slow descent into addiction.
Aoife Molloy has loved Joey since they were children, and she refuses to give up on him, even as the world he comes from threatens to drag them both under.
Set in Cork in the early 2000s, this Boys of Tommen novel is a raw, tender story of addiction, first love, and the fierce loyalty of those who refuse to let go. Content note: it deals frankly with addiction and abuse.
How it reads
- “I’m never going to be enough for you because my love doesn’t come in the form of a powder that you can snort up your nose or inject in your veins—“ This …💔 “Im going to clear my head and get my s••• together “ “without me” , FOR YOU ❤️🩹 I can’t 😭 i love them so much to the point that I don’t even know what to say . The last 20% of this book BROKE ME
- “I’m never going to be enough for you because my love doesn’t come in the form of a powder that you can snort up your nose or inject in your veins—“ This …💔 “Im going to clear my head and get my s••• together “ “without me” , FOR YOU ❤️🩹 I can’t 😭 i love them so much to the point that I don’t even know what to say . The last 20% of this book BROKE ME
- "I’Il be seeing ya, Molloy”





