Tiffy Moore needs a cheap flat. Leon Twomey needs cash. Tiffy Moore moves into Leon's one bedroom flat. Leon occupies the flat during the day when Tiffy is at work. Tiffy occupies the flat during nights when Leon is at work. It's the perfect solution!
This is a light, uplifting story about the developing relationship between two people who live together, but have never met! The story tackles a number of themes including, family, friendship, relationships, abuse and more. The premise was original and unexpected, I had no idea how Tiffy and Leon could share a flat and never meet! This story really grew on me and although I felt this story was going down a predictable path I later found out that the characters and their lives are more complex than I originally thought.
I enjoyed the relationship and the communication between the two main characters. Their interactions by post-it note were very endearing. It was refreshing to see characters using something other than technology to communicate. It was interesting to see the issue of gaslighting covered and how a victim may not even know they are the victim of abuse. The author cleverly tackles this issue without losing the lightness of the narrative. The two main characters themselves were very likeable and very easy to root for.
I liked the cover of the book, its very in keeping with the genre of this book. I most likely would have picked this book up off the shelf. Overall this was a very good light read and I would recommend readers to pick up a copy get comfy on the sofa and binge it right the way through.
This is a light, uplifting story about the developing relationship between two people who live together, but have never met! The story tackles a number of themes including, family, friendship, relationships, abuse and more. The premise was original and unexpected, I had no idea how Tiffy and Leon could share a flat and never meet! This story really grew on me and although I felt this story was going down a predictable path I later found out that the characters and their lives are more complex than I originally thought.
I enjoyed the relationship and the communication between the two main characters. Their interactions by post-it note were very endearing. It was refreshing to see characters using something other than technology to communicate. It was interesting to see the issue of gaslighting covered and how a victim may not even know they are the victim of abuse. The author cleverly tackles this issue without losing the lightness of the narrative. The two main characters themselves were very likeable and very easy to root for.
I liked the cover of the book, its very in keeping with the genre of this book. I most likely would have picked this book up off the shelf. Overall this was a very good light read and I would recommend readers to pick up a copy get comfy on the sofa and binge it right the way through.