Redeeming 6
Chloe Walsh, 2023
A raw Irish romance about Joey and Aoife: addiction, family loyalty and a love that keeps choosing the wrong moment to save them.
Feels like hope and serenity. About love, family and time.
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A fight where the real subject is six years of wanting.
"You can’t tell me what to do, Joe," I growled, feeling a combination of drunk and dizzy. "You don’t own me.""Well, that’s bad fucking luck on my account, because you sure as shit own me!"Drunk or not, his words hit me like a wrecking ball to the chest.Feeling the air whoosh from my lungs, I glared up at him, feeling a torrent of emotions crashing through me. "Why would you say that to me?""Because it’s the truth.""Since when?""Since I was twelve. Chloe Walsh.Chloe Walsh is an Irish novelist; her Boys of Tommen series began as self-published books and became a word-of-mouth BookTok hit before being reissued by Bloom Books.
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- What is Redeeming 6 like?
- Feels like hope and serenity. About love, family and time.
- What should I read after Redeeming 6?
- If you liked Redeeming 6, try Wild Eyes (Elsie Silver), Just for the Summer (Abby Jimenez) and It Starts with Us (Colleen Hoover).
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