Roommate

After a nasty break-up with her boyfriend, Tiffy is looking for a new place to live. But the London flats on offer are far too expensive, and she can't afford them on her low salary as an assistant editor. She's so desperate that she answers an advert offering a flatshare with a shared double bed. Leon, who wrote the advert, works night shifts and goes away at weekends. So, in reality, they never have to meet in the flat. They start leaving each other notes – at first about when the bins are collected, but gradually the notes become more heartfelt. They leave each other food or cake and debate all sorts of things. Although they're very different, they soon become friends. And maybe something more will blossom between them. But falling in love with your flatmate probably isn't a good idea, especially if you've never met him! What they said about the book "A charming romantic comedy with an appealing story and well-timed encounters." The Guardian