FREE DELIVERY FOR BULGARIA within 1-2 days
FREE DELIVERY FOR BULGARIA within 1-2 days

For the modest fee of 2.90 €, for our smaller items, and 4.90 € for the bulkier ones, we could gift wrap every item of your choice as a present. You can choose which products you want gift wrapped in the checkout, under the product image.

We have free delivery for the whole of Bulgaria. If you order until 4pm, your order will arrive on the next working day. If your order on Friday after 4pm and during the weekend, you can expect your order to arrive on Tuesday the following week.

  •  1 New
Availability: 1
Condition: Secong hand
Barcode: 9780141043104
Trade code: 58473
ISBN: 9780141043104

Marian Keyes | The Woman Who Stole My life

Price 7.90 (15.46 лв.)
This product is second hand.
  • The Woman Who Stole My Life by Marian Keyes is a warm, witty and emotionally perceptive novel about the extraordinary turns an apparently ordinary life can take. Stella Sweeney lives in Dublin with her husband Ryan and their children, working alongside her fiercely ambitious sister Karen in a beauty salon. Her existence is perfectly unremarkable until a simple good deed in traffic ends in a car accident and an unexpected encounter with a stranger.

    That chance meeting sets in motion a remarkable chain of events that carries Stella thousands of miles from home and transforms her from an ordinary Dublin woman into a surprising celebrity. But reinvention comes at a price, and her glamorous new existence threatens to pull her family apart. Blending comedy with emotional insight, Marian Keyes explores love, marriage, family, ambition and the possibility of starting again, asking whether the life we unexpectedly find might be better than the one we thought we wanted.

  • • Publisher: Penguin Books Ltd
    • Language: English
    • Cover: Paperback
    • Publication Date: May 21, 2015
    • Number of Pages: 576
    • Dimensions: approximately 198 × 130 × 35 mm
    • Weight: 401 g
    • Genre: Contemporary Fiction, Romance, Humorous Fiction
    • Setting: Dublin and the United States
    • Original Publication of the Novel: 2014