Rachel’s Holiday
Rachel’s Holiday by Marian Keyes is a reprint edition published by Avon in 2001, featuring 521 pages in English. This engaging narrative follows twenty-seven-year-old Rachel Walsh, whose vibrant lifestyle in New York City spirals out of control, leading her to confront the consequences of her partying ways. As her friends and family intervene, Rachel finds herself checking into a rehabilitation clinic, setting the stage for a journey of self-discovery and unexpected romance.
Readers will find a humorous and romantic tale that explores themes of excess and redemption. As Rachel navigates group therapy and her complicated relationships, she encounters new challenges and a potential love interest that could change her life. This edition captures the essence of Keyes’ storytelling, blending elements of fiction and women’s experiences, making it a notable addition to the genre.
Official synopsis Publisher
Marian Keyes first won hearts with her irresistible romantic comedies Lucy Sullivan Is Getting Married and Watermelon, both bestsellers. Now she brings us her most engagingly crazed heroine to date, in a hilarious and romantic tale of going way too far . . . and coming back from the edge.
The fast lane is much too slow for twenty-seven-year-old Rachel Walsh, who is always the last one still standing whenever there’s a party. And New York City is the perfect place for a young female to over-do . . . everything! But her love of a good time is about to land her in the emergency room and alienate her best friend and her boyfriend.
Soon the Walsh clan has come to hustle their daughter home to check her into the local version of the Betty Ford Clinic. And just when another million hours of group therapy are about to drive her crazy, Rachel meets a new man and resolves to ride this wild dream to love — or wherever else her heart may lead her.
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