I also want to give some extra credit to Bobby’s mom. These two men were really amazing together. Tommy and Bobby’s relationship was not an easy one, but it was a beautiful one. Thankfully, Bobby is not one to just give up and he has no problems fighting for Tommy and the kids.

Slowly they start building a friendship, which eventually leads to so much more.īut Tommy doesn’t let people in very easily.He has some trust issues and he thinks of himself as less worthy. Bobby is looking to change this however and he comes over to the house more and more. They know each other from high school, though they weren’t friends back then. Bobby is a rookie copwho has been to the O’Shea house many times on disturbance calls.

He works his ass off trying to make ends meet, but it isn’t easy, even when the other kids try to help out where they can. The last time that happened was a disaster and Tommy has promised them he won’t let it happen again. He is trying his hardest to take care of his family and to provide for their needs so the kids won’t end up in the foster care system. So basically Tommy is raising his 7 siblings, who range from 0 to 17 old, by himself. They disappear for long periods of time and when they do come back, they turn everything to shit. His father and step-mom are selfish druggies/addicts, who don’t give a shit about their kids. Tommy O’Shea is 22 years old and his life is so freaking hard. I’m really glad I listened because I loved it! But my good friend Karlijn said she really liked it and advised me to just give it a go, and since I always listen to my friends…that’s what I did. I was a bit nervous about reading this book because the reviews were so mixed.

The last thing he needs by jh knight