Gym

Name: Gym
SKU: 3372bcee073fafe696d6138dbdfe7ea2
Price: 17 EUR
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Bol A darkly funny punch of a novel about a woman unravelling as she tries to build a new life, with her past misdemeanors never far behind . . . for fans of My Sister the Serial Killer and Love Lies Bleeding. Gym by Verena Kessler is a sweat-slicked, painfully funny novel about obsession, ambition and a woman’s doomed attempt to run from herself. Translated from the German by Lucy Jones.A woman walks into a gym and lies to get a job.The gym is a palace of possibility. Here she can transform and start a new life, away from emails and presentations and stressful promotions.And she can finally get her probation officer off her back.When people start asking questions, she finds herself pushed to her limits again. A little lie can tumble into a big one, and we can never really escape who we are.But you can get through anything when there’s no line you wouldn’t cross.It’s just a question of willpower.

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A darkly funny punch of a novel about a woman unravelling as she tries to build a new life, with her past misdemeanors never far behind . . . for fans of My Sister the Serial Killer and Love Lies Bleeding. Gym by Verena Kessler is a sweat-slicked, painfully funny novel about obsession, ambition and a woman’s doomed attempt to run from herself. Translated from the German by Lucy Jones.A woman walks into a gym and lies to get a job.The gym is a palace of possibility. Here she can transform and start a new life, away from emails and presentations and stressful promotions.And she can finally get her probation officer off her back.When people start asking questions, she finds herself pushed to her limits again. A little lie can tumble into a big one, and we can never really escape who we are.But you can get through anything when there’s no line you wouldn’t cross.It’s just a question of willpower.

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