This isn't one of those books that grabs you during the first chapter. However, its a really easy and chilled read. The story is told from the two perspectives of Leo and Tiffy. Leo and Tiffany are really likable every day characters. They are young adults living in a busy, modern day London. They seem to remind me of your average next door neighbour. They share the same bed but have never met, their lives intertwine through a flurry of scribbled notes left around their home.
Tiffy is described as a unique, lovable, 'larger than life' character. She is cheery and so full of colour. Tiffy is beginning to realise she can stand on her own two feet.
Leo is a hard working, easy going character full of family loyalty. His brother is in prison and Leo has lost almost all hope of proving his brothers innocence. When a note stirs up hope, things begin to change.
Tiffy is described as a unique, lovable, 'larger than life' character. She is cheery and so full of colour. Tiffy is beginning to realise she can stand on her own two feet.
Leo is a hard working, easy going character full of family loyalty. His brother is in prison and Leo has lost almost all hope of proving his brothers innocence. When a note stirs up hope, things begin to change.