Rachel's Holiday, (Paperback)

from LittleBookWorm17

This book took me a while but that was a lot to do with the festive season. It was a little slow at times but I did like it. I liked Rachel (the protagonist) and saw her vulnerabilty as well as seeing that she was not the horrible person she was sometimes put across as being. She was merely an ad...

from LittleBookWorm17

This book took me a while but that was a lot to do with the festive season. It was a little slow at times but I did like it. I liked Rachel (the protagonist) and saw her vulnerabilty as well as seeing that she was not the horrible person she was sometimes put across as being. She was merely an ad...

from EadieB

This was my 2nd Marian Keys book. I really liked Watermelon a lot, so I was looking forward to reading this one. I found Rachel's Holiday to be a somewhat serious story about Rachel who is addicted to drugs and is in total denial. Marian Keyes handles this subject very well and also writes it wit...

from Lukerik

Well this is a fecking good book, so it is! It's a comedy about a woman who lives in a state of denial. She can't admit she's a drug addict, that she's tried to kill herself, that she's a completely unreliable narrator. It had me snorting with laughter again and again. It's also close to the bone...

from Dawn772

An interesting story about addiction but it was too long, filled with superfluous details which I started skimming. Still I was drawn to continue even though the rehabilitation process overshadowed the romance. Rachel's family checked her into a rehab center because of her drug addiction.