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Keeping 13 by Chloe Walsh is the second book in the Boys of Tommen series, continuing the emotional and intense story of Shannon Lynch and Johnny Kavanagh. The novel picks up after Johnny suffers a career-threatening rugby injury and Shannon faces even greater challenges at home with her abusive father and a struggling family environment.
Shannon, now living under the care of Johnny’s family, battles trauma and hypervigilance while trying to protect her younger brothers. Johnny, forced to reconsider his identity beyond rugby, focuses on supporting Shannon and dealing with his own fears and insecurities.
The story explores themes of trauma recovery, family dysfunction, first love, and resilience. Shannon grows increasingly willing to defy those around her to find safety and trust, while Johnny resists acting on their strong feelings until Shannon is ready.
The plot includes significant events such as Shannon’s father entering rehab, escalating family tensions, assaults at school, and ultimately a tragic fire that destroys Shannon’s home, resulting in legal adoption of Shannon and her siblings by Johnny’s family. Johnny also faces tough career decisions, balancing love, family, and professional rugby ambitions.
Keeping 13 is praised for its raw and honest portrayal of abuse, trauma, healing, and young love. It deepens the characters’ development and sets the stage for the series' ongoing exploration of emotional survival and redemption.
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