I really enjoyed reading this book, it is a light, 'feel good' sorta read with a bit of character development. At first you feel sorry for Tiff, she's broken up with her boyfriend so she's having to share a flat and a bed with a stranger. I love the friendship she has with Gerty and Mo, who warn her not to go ahead with the flat share, but because she couldn't afford to live anywhere else she goes ahead with it. In following her journey you soon realise there are silver linings and you can see how the relationship with her flatmate develops. Although this is a light read, I like how the book touches upon mental health and abusive relationships. I will definitely look into Beth's other books!