N1/Rachel' s holidays/By Marian keyes/Eng/USED/Romance/Cond B/Yellow age/spot/◎BH

The story follows Rachel Walsh, a 27-year-old who is fond - some might say too fond - of recreational drugs. After an incident, she finds herself being "frogmarched" to the Cloisters, which is a clinic in Dublin that serves as their version of the Betty Ford Clinic. Initially outraged and in denial about her addiction, the book describes her journey through life and the struggles of being a drug user, with some reviewers noting that the author describes the life and suffering of an addict very well.
Reviews
Engaging and well-described: According to reviewers, the author capably describes the life and suffering of a drug addict, with readers feeling empathy for the main character, Rachel.
Humorous at times: While the subject matter is serious, Marian Keyes is known for her entertaining and witty stories, and elements of this style are present.
Slow start: One reviewer on Amazon.co.uk mentioned that the beginning is a bit long-winded and confusing, requiring them to start reading it multiple times before getting into the story.