Don’t ever think that I don’t have feelings, () because the only time that I allow myself to feel anything is when I’m with you.” Three words that should have held more meaning and importance than any other question I’d ever heard. Problem was, I knew in my heart that whatever answer was given, whatever lie she told herself, and us, the end result would be the same. Well, we feel the same about you,’ Tadhg growled, hand shaking on my shoulder as he stared at our father. ‘None of us want you!’

Saving 6 is the first book of Joey & Aoife duet with Redeeming 6 as their conclusion (coming March 2023). It does end on a little cliffhanger, but people who have read Binding 13 and Keeping 13 will know how Joey & Aoife story continues since Saving 6 timeline ends right before Binding 13 starts. The first kiss. When it finally happened?? Butterflies are real guys!! Even if they’re fictional ones and you’re getting them for another couple. The power and pain of first love has never been more deeply felt than in Chloe Walsh's extraordinary stories about the irresistible Boys of Tommen, which will give you the ultimate book hangover. No,” I admitted, hating my words, but needing to give him the truth, because if anyone deserved my honesty it was this man. “I don’t see a future for us, but that’s not because I don’t want one with her. It’s because I don’t see a future for myself, period.”Saving 6 was not like I expected it was going to be-I didn’t realize they had changed the blurb, so I went thinking it was a second-chance romance with pregnancy trope-, yet it met my very high expectations. I read this baby in two sittings and have so many highlights I could write another full-length novel with them. How did Chloe Walsh managed to keep me entertained from the start to the end ? Easy. With amazing characters. I wish we moved on from Joey and Aoife's early teens (13-14) period faster because as I said there wasn't much dynamic to their relationship during that time. Their early years set the context and the mood for the story, but I couldn't help noticing how many fillers this book has. Funny, witty, smart but still FILLERS. If it were any other author? They wouldn't be able to keep my attention riveted to their characters with that many fillers and early teen shenanigans. With Chloe Walsh, it's another matter. Yet, yet...

There aren't enough stars for this book. It has everything, I laughed, I cried, I fumed and I despaired . . . This is a rare book, one that evokes every emotion'Get him out of my sight!’ Dad roared, turning his attention to Mam, who was hovering slightly apart from both of them. ‘Now, Marie!’ Dad bellowed, pointing a finger at her. ‘Get him out before I do away with the little bastard.’ Then get up, Mam,’ Joey choked out, tone pleading. ‘Get up off your knees and walk out of this house with me.’ Don’t talk to your mother like that," our father snarled, tone menacing, as he hauled himself to his feet, all six feet and two hundred pounds of him. "You ungrateful, little –"

you know i love Johnny and Shannon, they will forever be my precious babies, but Joey and Aoife are just on a different level. johnnyshannon had that cute and sweet first love, meanwhile joeyaoife’s love story is more gritty and raw. I love the glimpses of Joey and Aoife in B13 and K13, but actually seeing their story from their first meeting was so beautiful. Instead, I focused my attention on Joey, taking strength from his bravery as he stared our parents down and demanded more. I hate it when the main characters don’t get together, because one of the characters thinks they are not enough. Something similar happens when Joey keeps rejecting Aoife, because he doesn’t want to hurt her and I could understand Joey’s reason so well and imo Joey had valid reasons for not wanting to get attached to another person. He has enough on his hands, he doesn’t need to care about another person. Aoife knew what she was doing when she keeps dating Pest Rice for fun until Joey was ready.aoife was giving off MAJOR doormat vibes and was just too pushy for my taste. I can appreciate her being there for him especially when he needed a lifeline but at what point does it become pathetic? and continuously at the cost of her self-respect? idkkk First, my father was less than four feet away from me, and that particular piece of knowledge caused my body to switch into shutdown.