'A groundbreaking shift in how we talk about women, love and relationships Marian Keyes At 38, Louise ONeill had the life she thought she wanteduntil her long-term relationship ended, taking with it the home, future, and sense of certainty shed built. Heartbroken but defiant, she made a radical decision: to say yes to everything, to take risks, and to reclaim her lifeon her own terms. What followed was a dating experiment that took her across Paris, London, New York, and beyond. Through the men she meets and the moments in between, Louise begins to challenge everything shes been taught to settle for in life, love, and in herself. Part memoir, part manifesto, A Bigger Life is a candid, courageous exploration of modern womanhood, sexual freedom, and the myths were sold about what makes a life worthwhile. Its about embracing uncertainty, finding joy after heartbreak, and creating space for the version of yourself that doesnt play small. Louise invites us to laugh, wince, and reflect as she asks the question at the heart of the book: What does it really mean to live a bigger life? Autorid: Louise ONeill
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