Rachel Walsh is a young woman whose life has been shaped by drug use, denial, and complicated relationships. When her family intervenes and sends her to a rehabilitation center in Dublin, Rachel is convinced that she does not have a serious problem and expects her stay to be little more than a holiday.
As she takes part in therapy and confronts the realities of addiction, Rachel is forced to examine her past, her choices, and her relationships. Along the way, she experiences heartbreak, self-discovery, and personal growth.
Combining humor with emotional depth, this novel explores themes of addiction, recovery, love, and the challenges of becoming an adult.