Becoming 14

Aisling Young has spent her whole life being Lizzie's little sister.
Loud, fearless Lizzie - the girl who survived what no one talks about.
But Aisling? She's the quiet one. The anxious one. The one who keeps her head down, fights when she shouldn't, and feels too much for a world that never slows down.

Then there's Ronan Kavanagh.
Johnny's twin. The shadow of the Tommen golden boy.
He's tall, dark, and careful - everything his brother isn't - and he's spent years learning how to disappear in plain sight.

When Aisling and Ronan crash into each other in the messy orbit of Tommen's rugby world, their connection feels like something neither of them deserves.

But falling for the boy behind Johnny Kavanagh's face means trouble, and loving him might just tear open every wound Aisling's tried to keep closed.

Because sometimes, becoming yourself means breaking everything that came before.
And for Ronan and Aisling, Becoming 14 isn't about rugby, or rivalry - it's about finding light in the shadows.