Joey Lynch doesn't have time for Tommen girls. Not when he's got four younger siblings hanging off him, a father who treats his face like a punching bag, and a dealer waiting for his money. His school uniform smells like smoke, his knuckles are always split, and he's got a short fuse and a long list of people he doesn't like. Life's a grind, home's a warzone, and feelings? Not on the menu. Then she opens her mouth. Preslee O'Connor. Tommen royalty. Rich girl. Sharp-tongued, well-dressed, drunk off her arse and stumbling outside Biddie's bar like she owns the street. He should ignore her. He wants to. But then she talks. And she's smug. And rude. And annoying as f*ck. And now he's stuck with a walking headache in lip gloss and designer boots. She thinks he's scum. He thinks she's a spoiled brat. They're both right. They fight like it's foreplay. They argue like it's oxygen. And somewhere between the insults, the eye rolls, and the 'accidental' run-ins, something starts to shift. Something dangerous. Something real. But this isn't some sweet, enemies-to-lovers, kiss-in-the-rain bullshit. This is secret glances in crowded hallways. Swearing across pub carparks. Biting, bleeding, pretending you don't care when you do. It's everything messy, unspoken, and off-limits. Because Joey Lynch doesn't get good things. And Preslee O'Connor was never supposed to look his way. Too bad neither of them knows how to quit.

Brendan Clearly. He was the lad I liked since I was barely out of pigtails, the one who never slagged me off when the rest of the boys thought it was gas. He was different. Always smiling, always asking me if I'd eaten, like some little mammy trapped in a seventeen-year-old fella's body. It sounds stupid, but those tiny things kept me going. And then I went and wrecked it. Not just with him-no, I managed to shatter it with all of them. My friends, the ones who made the halls feel less lonely, the ones who kept me tethered here when the world felt too heavy. Gone. Because of me. Just a mistake, that's all it was, but a mistake that cost me everything. And now when I see him across the yard, laughing with the others, it's like a knife. He doesn't even look my way. And I deserve that, don't I? *** Caoimhe Kavanagh. Once upon a time she was my best mate. The kind of girl you'd sit on a wall with for hours, talking about nothing and everything. She was soft, kind, never the type to go looking for trouble. But now? I hardly recognise her. She's gone cold, sharp, always hanging 'round with that crowd-the type of people you know are only bad news. Ciggies tucked in their sleeves, mouths full of poison. And she's right there in the middle of it, like she belongs to them now. Part of me wants to write her off, tell myself she's not the Caoimhe I knew. That girl's dead and gone. But... I can't. I remember too much. The way she used to laugh, the way she'd defend you even when you were being a gobshite, the way she cared more than she ever let on. That's still inside her, I swear it is. I don't care how hard she tries to hide behind the mask she's wearing now-I know my friend is in there somewhere. And I'll drag her back if I have to. Because she's worth it.

𝐌𝐚𝐞𝐯𝐞 𝐊𝐞𝐥𝐥𝐲 moves to a new town with her family after an unfortunate incident at her old school. Set to be attending Tommen High, a prestigous private school in Ballylaggin, she struggles to find her usual confidence when battling new opportunities. After an accident with the star rugby player at her new school, Maeve finds herself enjoying her fate more than she should. Tangled in beautiful friendships and a rising relationships, she desperately tries to hide her secrets from her new companions. 𝐉𝐨𝐡𝐧𝐧𝐲 𝐊𝐚𝐯𝐚𝐧𝐚𝐠𝐡 is the star rugby player of Tommen High. With his secured place at the Academy, a training space for professional rugy players, and fame at such a young age, Johnny is admired by most girls. But he couldn't care less about anything other than his sport, his best friend and his family. That is until he accidentally manages to knock out the new girl on her first day and finds himself entranced by her carefree demanor and incredibly beautfiul eyes. ʀᴇᴍɪɴᴅᴇʀ I do not own the Boys of Tommen series including their characters. There will be scenes similar to the books, so be aware of possibly getting spoiled! ᴛʀɪɢɢᴇʀ ᴡᴀʀɴɪɴɢ Contains problematic themes such as bullying, health problems, abuse, drug use, mental health struggles, physical violence etc. Please be aware of mentioned topics before reading. ᴄᴏᴠᴇʀ IMHOLLYFRANCES on Pinterest

Lizzie: After the trial against Mark Allen was won, I left Ballygaggin as quickly as possible. Gibsie got his justice, and Mark received his rightful punishment. Four years ago, Gibsie had begged me to testify against Mark so that I, too, could get my justice. But I couldn't do it. I ran as fast as I could and left everything behind. I even left Hughie-my Hughie-behind. He has every reason to truly hate me this time.

Marie Murphy never expected her life to unravel so fast. At just fourteen, she's pregnant, scared, and caught in the tightening grip of a relationship that's turning darker by the day. Teddy Lynch, the boy she once loved, has become someone else-someone cruel, someone dangerous. Surrounded by pressure from family and haunted by secrets she can't share, Marie is forced to grow up far too soon. As the world closes in around her, she must choose between the life everyone else has planned for her and the fragile hope of freedom-for herself and the baby she already loves. A raw and emotional coming-of-age story, this novel explores the complexities of abuse, family loyalty, and the unbreakable bond between a mother and child. Gritty, heart-wrenching, and full of quiet strength, Marie's journey will stay with you long after the final page. ⸻ 📌 Disclaimer: I do not own any of the characters depicted in this story. This work is purely fictional and created for personal and creative purposes. All names, characters, and events are products of the author's imagination or used fictitiously. Any resemblance to real persons, living or dead, is purely coincidental.

: ̗̀➛ Eighteen-year-old Caroline McKenna has always lived quietly-watching, writing, and keeping her thoughts tucked safely between the pages of her diaries. To everyone else in the small village of Ballylagin, she's put-together, polite, and perfectly fine. But she's been in love with Johnny Kavanagh for as long as she can remember. He's her mam's best friend's son. He's in and out of her house like he belongs there. And he has no idea how she feels.

FEELING 12 - WHERE Layla Gibson llega a su casa y se encuentra con que el mejor amigo de su novio va a vivir allí, ella lo ve como una oportunidad de hacerse su amiga, lo mejor? Nadie sabe por cuanto tiempo se queda. - WHERE La granja de Patrick Feely sufre un incendio y se ve obligado a irse a vivir con uno de sus amigos y con su hermana, de la cuál lleva enamorado desde que son niños, lo peor? Es la novia de su mejor amigo.

Después de venir de la destrucción, los Lynch pasan por un duelo, en especial 𝗧𝗔𝗗𝗛G 𝗟𝗬𝗡𝗖𝗛. Pero será que logrará superarlo o vivira en las cenizas de esa muerte y en la destrucción del pasado doloroso.