Rachel's Holiday

Rachel's journey in Rachel's Holiday takes her from wild nights in NYC to a rehab center, leading to unexpected self-discovery and growth.

In Rachel's Holiday, we meet Rachel Walsh, a vibrant young woman whose love for life is only matched by her penchant for recreational drugs. After a series of wild nights in New York City, her sensible older sister intervenes, sending Rachel to Cloisters, a rehab center in Dublin. Initially, Rachel views this as a vacation filled with jacuzzis and spa treatments, but she soon realizes that saying goodbye to her carefree lifestyle and her boyfriend, Luke, will be more challenging than she anticipated.

As Rachel navigates the ups and downs of rehab, she confronts her past and the choices that led her there. The journey is not just about overcoming addiction; it's also about self-discovery and learning to love oneself. The humor interwoven throughout the narrative provides a light-hearted approach to serious themes, making Rachel's Holiday both entertaining and thought-provoking. With a cast of colorful characters, Rachel's story unfolds in a way that is both relatable and engaging.

This 25th anniversary edition of Rachel's Holiday celebrates the enduring appeal of Marian Keyes's writing. Known for her ability to blend humor with poignant insights into life and relationships, Keyes captivates readers with Rachel's journey. The book has garnered praise from notable figures and continues to resonate with fans old and new, making it a modern classic worth rediscovering.