Saving 6

Amazing price! And quality! It is used but in good condition

I am happy with all the book is received

Top quality, go for it!

Oh, my heart. Chloe Walsh, you have such a way with words, and I’m honestly devouring everything you write at this point. Another incredible read - another amazing series. If you’ve read the first two books, you already know Joe and Aiofe. But getting inside Joe’s head this time around was just heartbreaking. Walsh really knows how to create male characters that stick with you. I loved Johnny in the first two books, but Joe? He completely stole my heart in this one. And Aiofe - she’s exactly what Joe needs. Stubborn, sassy, a total smartass, and such a badass. I absolutely loved her. Walsh’s writing about children who’ve suffered from domestic abuse is so powerful. You can’t help but feel their pain, their anger, their sense of hopelessness. The way they seem resigned to their situation, believing nothing will ever change because there’s no escape - it was so real. Reading it left me feeling helpless and drained. It was suffocating to see what these kids go through at such a young age, how it shapes them, their mindset, their beliefs. It’s heartbreaking.💔 Joe’s journey was tough to read, but the love and connection between Aiofe and Joe gave me hope. Aiofe never gave up on him, even when he was at his lowest. She was always there, no matter what, and that’s exactly what Joe needed 1 to believe in himself and to believe that there’s still goodness, kindness, and love in the world. Just too good - highly recommend! ⚠️Do check out trigger warnings.

Book/series are great But poor packing quality...received damaged and slightly torn book

Updated copy and corners look worn

It is a well written book, it made me cry and got angry a lot of times!

Buch ist gut angekommen

Good book

This series i could not put down. It's written with an understanding of the situation so is an emotional read but has romance, laughter and definitely worth the read

Saving 6 was painful in a completely different way to the first two books, and somehow that made it just as powerful. After following Shannon and Johnny for so long, stepping into Joey Lynch’s story felt heavy right from the start. He’s always been there in the background - the angry, protective older brother, the one holding everything together - but this book finally shows the cost of that. And it hurts. Joey’s life has never been easy, and this book doesn’t soften any of it. The responsibility he carries for his younger siblings, the constant fear of his father, the lack of protection from a mother who should have stepped up but didn’t - it all presses down on him from such a young age. Joey copes the only way he knows how: drugs, fights, shutting people out, convincing himself he’s already broken beyond repair. Watching him spiral while still trying to provide for his family, still trying to be the one who shows up, was heartbreaking. Aoife was such a bright contrast to Joey’s darkness, and I loved how their relationship developed slowly over time. This isn’t an instant love story. From the beginning, it’s clear there’s something between them, but Joey never lets himself believe he deserves her. He keeps his distance, convinced he’d only drag her down. Aoife’s patience, her warmth, and her refusal to see Joey as a lost cause made their connection feel incredibly real. She doesn’t try to save him, but she sees him - and that scares him more than anything. The difference between Joey and Aoife’s relationship and Johnny and Shannon’s really stood out to me. Where Johnny is steady and openly protective, Joey is chaotic, self-destructive, and constantly at war with himself. Their relationship is messier, rougher around the edges, and full of missed chances and bad timing. Joey stepping in again and again to protect Aoife, even when it costs him, says everything about who he is beneath all the damage. One of the things I loved most about Saving 6 was how much depth it gave Joey. We finally understand why he is the way he is. His anger, his addiction, his fear of love - all of it stemmed from years of neglect, abuse, and responsibility far beyond his age. Seeing his drug addiction worsen over the years was incredibly hard to read, especially knowing it’s tied to everything he’s been carrying for so long. There were moments where it felt almost unbearable, watching him push away the one person who makes him feel safe, simply because he doesn’t believe he’s worth staying for. The writing is just as strong as in the first two books, and it never feels rushed. Emotions build, tension grows, and the slow burn makes their relationship feel earned, not perfect, but honest. Saving 6 is intense, emotional, and unforgettable. It’s a story about addiction, trauma, and self-worth, but also about loyalty, quiet love, and the way connection can exist even in the messiest, most broken places.