Discover the entertaining, uplifting and intriguing tale of finding true happiness in unexpected places from the No. 1 bestselling author of Grown Ups
'A total triumph' DAILY MAIL
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Ever wished you could trade your life in for a better one?
One day, sitting in traffic, married Dublin mum Stella Sweeney attempts a simple good deed.
When the result is a terrible car accident, she meets a handsome with a Range Rover who wants her number - no, for insurance purposes - and in this meeting a seed is born which will change Stella's life forever.
What happens next will take Stella thousands of miles from her old life, turning an ordinary woman into a superstar and, along the way, wrenching her whole family apart . . .
Was meeting Mr Range Rover destiny or karma?
Should she be grateful or just hopping mad?
And can Stella grab a chance at real, honest-to-goodness happiness now it finally seems within her reach?
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'Keyes can deftly mix dark and light, tragic and comic in a way that only a handful of writers can' Irish Times
'One of our finest writers' Jojo Moyes
Praise for Marian Keyes:
'Comic, convincing and true' Guardian
'Mercilessly funny' The Times
'Funny, tender and completely absorbing!' Graham Norton
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Imprint: Penguin
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Published: 06/11/2014
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ISBN: 9780718179571
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Length: 560 Pages
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RRP: £8.99
Reviews
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Stella Sweeny writes off her car . . . and his. But is it a blessing in disguise or just a taste of more to come? Entertaining and uplifting, The Woman Who Stole My Life is BESTSELLING author Marian Keyes' intriguing tale of finding true happiness in unexpected places . . .
Ever wished you could trade your life in for a better one?From the publisher's description
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Not only is it a great story with funny, loveable characters, it made me laugh out loud
Stylist
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A modern fairy tale, it's full of Keyes's self-deprecating wit
The Sunday Mirror
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One of those rare books that will swallow up your day without realising it. Romantic and uplifting it won't fail to put a smile on your face. Marian Keyes is back to her best
The Daily Express
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Funny but poignant
Marie Claire
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Gloriously funny
The Sunday Times
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When it comes to writing page-turners that put a smile on your face and make you think, Keyes is in a class of her own
Daily Express
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A warm and hilarious page turner
Good Housekeeping
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Keyes manages to have you alternately blubbing and belly-laughing to the final page
Company
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A smart new drama from the awesome Marian Keyes
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