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The Rachel Incident

The Coming-of-Age Bestseller Everyone's Talking About – Soon on Channel 4

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The Rachel Incident

Written by: Caroline O'Donoghue
Narrated by: Clara Harte
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The international bestseller: a hilarious, heartfelt story of all-consuming and unexpected love

'If you've ever been young, you will love The Rachel Incident like I did' - GABRIELLE ZEVIN

'Funny, nostalgic, sexy' - MONICA HEISEY

'Hilarious, wise and wonderfully written' - GRAHAM NORTON

What is the Rachel incident? When Rachel falls in love with her married professor, Dr Byrne, her best friend James helps her devise a plan to seduce him. But as the plot becomes increasingly complicated, their friendship is tested by impossible choices and a lie that can’t be taken back.
Chaotic and brilliantly funny, The Rachel Incident perfectly captures the turmoil of young love.

'Sharply witty, warm-hearted and wise.' - GUARDIAN, BEST SUMMER READS

'Deeply relatable and extremely funny.' - OBSERVER

'A headlong read about being young and hopelessly in lust.' - SUNDAY TIMES

'Easily 13/10 . . . Funny, lovely, romantic' MARIAN KEYES

'A book full of love, and it is extremely easy to love reading it.' – VOGUE©2023 Caroline O'Donoghue (P)2023 W. F. Howes Ltd
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overall an average listening experience due to a plot point that never really engages beyond its opening, as characters become repetitive and sub plots start to tire

average storyline, well narrated

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