The sequel to Freezing 15 - a Boys of Tommen universe love story. Eabha Scanlon thought surviving grief, transferring schools, and falling in love with Robbie MacNamara would be the hard part. She was wrong. It's spring 2006 in Ballylaggin, and while the Leaving Cert looms for the sixth years, Robbie is already looking beyond-toward university, rugby trials, and a life that feels bigger than their small-town world. Eabha still has one more year of school, a fractured heart trying to heal, and the terrifying sense that what brought them together might not be enough to keep them there. Their love is still fierce, still loyal-but as the future creeps closer, so does the distance between them. And sometimes, even the strongest hearts start to drift. A story of protective love, growing pains, and finding out what forever really means-when you're not quite grown, but not a child anymore either. Love was the easy part. Staying close? That's where it gets complicated.

When seventeen-year-old Eabha Scanlon moves back to Ballylaggin after her father's sudden death, the last thing she wants is to start over - not in her old town, not in her old house, and definitely not at her new school, where everyone seems to know her name before she even walks through the gates. Thrown into a tight-knit group of rugby lads, sharp-tongued girls, and small-town politics, Eabha is determined to keep her head down and survive fifth year. But then there's Robbie Mac (lesser known original Boys Of Tommen character)- quiet, steady, a little broody, and very much off-limits. He's the star of the rugby team, after Johnny Kavanagh of course, the one everyone turns to, the one who sees more than he says. And he sees her - all of her. As friendship blurs into something deeper and secrets from the past begin to surface, Eabha has to decide what she's willing to risk for a future that suddenly feels possible. Grief, love, loyalty, and longing collide in this slow-burn, emotionally rich coming-of-age romance set in the world of The Boys of Tommen. Perfect for fans of Chloe Walsh's heartbreakingly honest storytelling - this is Freezing 15.