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Simply wonderful ….
More than twenty years ago, ‘Rachel’s Holiday’ was the first book I read by Marian Keyes. Since then I’m one of her most loyal readers.
Rachel’s story lite... READ MORE
Hilarious and heartbreaking, Marian at her very best.
I have been reading Marian’s books for over 20 years and my favourites have always been the ones that involve the Walsh sisters. When I heard she had writt... READ MORE
Again, Rachel Has It All, I Giggled At The Ridey Men. I Wept With Rachel. It Had A Few Surprises & Was Exactly What I Needed.
Straight in with the Walshes & their ridey men
I reread Rachel's Holiday recently & was so so glad I did. I had forgotten how the drama swishes around the... READ MORE
Simply amazing
Rachel has a new life as a counsellor in the Cloisters (the rehabilitation centre for addicts) and the support of family and friends. The sequel to Rachel'... READ MORE
Full Of Heart And Hope
I am relatively new to the world of Marian Keyes - my mum gave me a copy of Rachel's Holiday along with Jilly Cooper's Riders when I finished university an... READ MORE
As good as - if not better than - Rachel's Holiday
There is simply no flaw with this book.
'Again Rachel' is full of warmth and wit, has fantastic, flawed and likeable characters, a captivating lot, and a... READ MORE
A brilliant story of love, loss, grief, self delusion and finally, truth.
I have to confess I'd never read Marian Keyes' books before I was kindly given a review copy of Again, Rachel by the publishers in return for an honest rev... READ MORE
Delightful Rachel is back again…
Twenty five years after the successful introduction of Rachel Walsh in Rachel’s Holiday we return once more to the Walsh clan and catch up with Rachel one ... READ MORE
Heartbreaking and Funny in Equal Measure - Her Best Yet
Nailing my colours to the mast here, I have been a fan of Marian Keyes since the get go. I have probably invested as much energy in the doings of the Walsh... READ MORE
Synopsis
Losing the love of your life once is tragic.
Twice looks like carelessness.
Rachel Walsh is a survivor: she survived rehab and the loss of her greatest love. These days everything in her life is good - good job, good dog, very good boyfriend. Then Luke - her ex of six years - shows up. Suddenly she's fragile and falling.
They ended badly and neither can speak of the secret hurt which drove them apart. But is it fear of what happened? Or what might happen next?
Publisher information
- Publisher: Penguin Books Ltd
- ISBN: 9781405945394
- Number of pages: 624
- Dimensions: 198 x 129 x 39 mm
- Weight: 431g
- Languages: English
Customer Reviews
View allDeeply thoughtful
Revisiting Rachel is an absolute delight. I loved that her life had moved on a fair chunk but that some aspects of her thinking had not, without giving an... READ MORE
A heartwarming follow-up!
Marian Keyes has done it again!
I read 'Rachel's Holiday' a few years ago, and was very excited to see the arrival of a direct sequel. Returning to an old... READ MORE
Fabliss
I loved the Walsh family books best out of all Marian’s books and this was a brilliant catch up, the feel of the family and writing style felt so much like... READ MORE
Good Book
I loved this book and this book is my favourite of the authors, I won't ruin this review with any spoilers but if you loved Rachel holiday you going to lo... READ MORE
Great sequel
As a long time Marian Keyes fan, I was so excited to see a sequel to Rachel's holiday, and it did not disappoint. It was great to be back among the Walsh f... READ MORE
Like coming home
Rachel of all of Marian Keyes characters (with the possible exception of Mammy Walsh) is the one that has stayed with me from the first time I read Rachel'... READ MORE
Wonderful!
Oh my goodness, I'd forgotten how good a Marian Keyes book could be & even better, it was about Rachel Walsh! The Walshes are just great, such wonderful c... READ MORE
wonderful
26% of the way in and I have feelings. I cannot get over how real and wonderful this story is.
Rachel Walsh’s life is drastically different from when she... READ MORE
Another Walsh family classic
I loved the Walsh family, so I was delighted when I found out about the sequel to Rachel's Holiday.
Since we last left Rachel, she has experienced a pro... READ MORE
Again, Rachel
A new Marian Keyes book is always a treat, and it was an absolute delight to be reunited with Rachel and the rest of the Walsh family in this funny, warm a... READ MORE