Sushi For Beginners (Tpb) Marian, Keyes

Lisa Edwards has been sent to Dublin to launch a glossy magazine — a dream job, except it's an exile from the London fashion world she thought she'd conquered. She's furious, ambitious, and about to collide with Ashling Kennedy, an eager assistant editor who lives in perpetuity with her boyfriend's dirty socks, and Clodagh Kelly, a suburban mother of two who believes her best years are behind her. Three women, one office, countless disasters. Marian Keyes writes romantic comedy with actual teeth — her characters are messy, funny, occasionally terrible, and always recognizable. This isn't a story about finding yourself through yoga and green juice. It's about navigating friendship, ambition, heartbreak, and the gap between who you are and who you thought you'd be by now. Perfect for anyone who loves smart women's fiction that doesn't patronize.