Rory Kavanagh has everything he thought he wanted. A professional rugby contract. Fame. Family who love him. A future laid out in gold. But when a chance encounter in a Dublin supermarket brings him face to face with her-Lana McGarry, the girl he once loved and walked away from-Rory's world tilts. She isn't the reckless fifteen-year-old who used to steal his heart in the backseat of his car. She's twenty-one now, tougher, guarded, and carrying more than just her own weight. She's a mother. Lana never planned on seeing Rory again. Not after London fell apart. Not after her family disowned her. Not after Jamie-the baby she refused to give up-became her whole world. She's built her life out of scraps and stubbornness, surviving on her own, and she won't let anyone, least of all Rory Kavanagh, make her feel small again. But Rory isn't the boy who left her. And every time he pushes past her defenses-every time he reaches for Jamie like the boy was always meant to be in his arms-Lana feels that dangerous spark catch fire again. Now Rory has to decide if he's willing to risk everything he's built for the only girl he's ever loved. And Lana has to decide if she's brave enough to believe him this time. Because some first loves never really end. And some second chances cost everything.

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.

Niamh Lynch stays away from trouble. She doesn't do things without thinking it through a million times. But when she ends up needing to let loose after a couple of failed test, she shouldn't be calling Callum Holland, but he can get her some sleeping pills, right? No strings attached. Callum shouldn't be selling pills to the Lynch family, he shouldn't be speaking to them. Something about Niamh makes him want to protect her. He doesn't do feelings, it's too much in his business, but maybe she's the saving he didn't know he needed. They realise that maybe the connection between them is more than a dealer and a user, but can they fight their families legacies to create a new one, or will the history repeat itself?

In the midst of grief, trauma, and hidden secrets, 16-year-old Lucy Ryan moves to Cork, trying to escape the pain of losing her mother and sister in a tragic accident. Struggling with an eating disorder and the emotional scars of her past, she pushes everyone away-except Ollie Lynch. Ollie, the charming, focused boy with big dreams of becoming a barrister, doesn't expect to find himself drawn to the cold, snarky girl in his class. But as they begin to spend more time together, he realizes there's much more to Lucy than her walls and sharp words. As their unlikely bond deepens, both must confront their own demons, forcing them to face what it really means to love and be loved in a world that keeps unraveling.

Eve Kavangah had always loved Aidan Biggs. They were in the same class and everything, but for some reason he never notices her, but now notices Eve's friend, Ava when she's right next to them. Aidan Biggs is a well known figure in Tommen College, the perfect replica of his father, Hugh Biggs. He can play sports utterly well, but is also a smart lad, but he can't help but feel a piece of him missing in his heart. Maybe if he looked around his surroundings a bit more, he'd find the piece to his missing puzzle. Eve Kavangah is a quiet achiever with only a few close friends by her corner, and she's a happy girl, until her best friend starts talking to the man she put eyes on first. She doesn't want to let him go, but her friendship with Ava is almost everything to her. She can either finally play a move, or surrender her true love to Aidan.

Shay Biggs and Colson Kavanagh whats there secret... (BOYS OF TOMMEN SECOND GEN STORY)

AJ Lynch. The golden boy of Tommen. Talented Hurler, Stable family. He has everything he wants, but he can't help but feel like something is missing. But when he meets Maddie Wilkinson. The quiet girl. Outcast and misunderstood, he feels he may have found the missing piece. But will they be able to be together, or will past family history separate them?

BOYS OF TOMMEN NEXT GENERATION BOOK #2 Rory Kavanagh was never supposed to be mine. Golden boy. Cork royalty. My classmate. And very much taken. I'm the new girl - the Dublin girl. The girl with the smart mouth, sharper curves, and a boyfriend back home. I wasn't looking for attention. But i can't help when it comes. And i certainly won't deflect it. I just wanted to survive sixth year at Tommen College without catching feelings or catching fire. But then there was Rory - Reckless, cocky, filthy gorgeous Rory. He saw through me from day one. And I saw the truth in him - the cracks beneath the charm, the fury behind the smile. We weren't supposed to happen. But we did. Again. And again. Now we're both in too deep. Lying. Hiding. Burning. And someone's going to get hurt. This isn't a love story. It's a mess. One we made with our own hands - and bodies. We were doomed from the start. But tell me- if it's so wrong... why does it feel like the only thing that's ever been right?

Rory Kavanagh x Angelie Graves he is the school's rugby team captain, his father is the most famous rugby player in Ireland. He has a future rugby career, family wealth and supportive family. she is treated like a slave in her own house, her parents make her think she isn't supposed to use her words if not spoken to. Her whole childhood, she had to raise herself all on her own. Naturally, she became selectively mute, didn't know how to ask for help or care about herself.