I liked the quirky premise: Tiffy is looking for a flat, Leon is looking for a flat mate.
The catch - there is only one bed.
It’s not ideal but desperate Tiffy moves in, having not even met her new live-in landlord.
But since Leon works nights and Tiffy days, they are never at home at the same time and go months without even crossing paths.
They start to communicate through post-it notes left around the flat, cooking for each other, and they build a whole friendship through their comings and goings.
Until the day they meet for real…
This was a lighthearted listen brought to life by the excellent narrators. It does also cover some deeper issues - in particular emotional abuse, which is dealt with in a sensitive way in the novel.
I loved Tiffy’s crafty side, she works at a publishing house helping to write arts and craft books! I crocheted along while listening to her escapades with some eccentric yarn artists!
A quirky boy-meets-girl comedy with an emotional edge.