freeing 14

Twenty years after the events of The Boys of Tommen, Aria Wilkinson stumbles upon Shannon Lynch's diary after a collision-quite literally-with Connor Kavanagh.

Aria has never had it easy. Raised in the shadow of her absent mother who she had sworn never to become, she's spent her life building walls, attempting to keep people at a distance and Connor Kavanagh is no exception. Forced into rugby at a young age, she's learned to play the part-strong, unshaken, untouchable. But the cracks beneath the surface are getting harder to hide, and no matter how much she tries to hold her world together, the walls she built are beginning to crumble. And of all people, it's Connor Kavanagh standing there, watching the shitstorm unfold.

The son of legendary rugby player Johnny Kavanagh, Connor has always kept his circle tight. He's never been one for unnecessary drama or distractions, keeping his head down and his focus locked on his
future. But from the moment Aria crashes-literally-into his life, everything shifts. Stubborn, sharp-tongued, and impossible to ignore, she's the one person who refuses to be just another face in the crowd. And no matter how hard he tries, she lingers in his thoughts like an unsolved equation, a challenge he never meant to take on but can't seem to walk away