The Flatshare Paperback – Big Book, 20 February 2020

I’ve seen many people complain but I did not expect that it would still have the same problem, honestly very disappointed even though the damage may not be as bad..however Amazon make an exchange and gave me a new book…BOOK REVIEW:The book was lovely tbh I liked it, the moments between both characters is pure and I just loved both leads a lot !!!

I loved the book, it all gets interesting in page 160. It made me laugh and fall inlove at this same.

Cute and funny and everything you would ever want

Book and Amazon, both amazing 👏👌

The cover, title and plot caught my attention immediately. I ordered it within minutes of reading the synopsis and was excited to have it in hands by the evening. (Thanks prime same-day!) However just under 60 pages in and I've had to throw in the towel. The grammar, writing style and dialogue is horrendous. It feels immature, pointless and painful to wade through. I am surprised given the hype its received that it was published with this awkward style. Screenplay novels have more depth than this.Annie: yuck, like urgh. Frown in annoyance. Throw book. Want refund.

How this book ever got published is a mystery . There were many reviews before it was even released and a lot of press coverage . Sadly I fell for it , I wasn't looking for Shakespeare but Jo Jo Moyes must be insulted by any comparisons.. I could write a novel on how awful and unreadable it is , after four attempts i put it in the charity bag , it really deserved the bin . Don't waste your money .

"Double bedroom in sunny one-bed Stockwell flat, rent £350 per month including bills. Available immediately, for six months minimum. Flat (and room/is to share with twenty-seven-year-old palliative care nurse who works nights and is away weekends. Only ever in the flat 9am to 6pm Monday to Friday. All yours the rest of the time! Perfect for someone with 9 to 5 job. To view, contact L. Twomey... "Tiffy Moore's manipulative boyfriend, Justin, has left her for another woman so she is flat-hunting in London. Her niche publishing job (crocheting books by up-and-coming author Katherin) doesn't pay minimum wage so, despite concern from workmate Racheland friends Gerty (a criminal lawyer) and Mo (a psychologist) she rents L. (Leon) Twomey's flat. Leon's brother, Richie, is in gaol for an armed robbery he didn't commit and girlfriend Kay, is non-to supportive. Big-hearted, Leon is also trying to track-down elderly knitting-fiend, Mr Prior's wartime lover, 'Johhny White' in the short time Mr Prior has left whilst looking after poorly, but sparky, Holly.Via post-it note conversations in the flat they share but are never in at the same time, Leon and Tiffy become friends chatting and offering advice about their lives. When Richie's appeal is not going well it is Tiffy who steps up to help winning a newly single Leon over.I read this from its publication date and over the Easter weekend that followed. A joyous romcom novel (which won me over despite not being my favourite genre) that matched the bright and sunny weather. Tiffy and Leon are genuinely lovely people dealing with difficult circumstances and thrown together just when they need it. A charming love story that is well worth a read.

The main premise of this book is simply brilliant and there’s so much more to this story than the catchy Strapline. Having read it so quickly I’m having to take a moment to remember all the wonderfully woven in subplots. You want to be friends with (nearly) all the characters. The writing is witty, observations on point and the relationship between Leon and Tiffy gave me actual butterflies. It just zips through - couldn’t recommend it highly enough and can’t wait for the next story from the author

I pre-ordered this in hopes it was good but like many others i was apprehensive. Im a busy beauty therapist that tends to work 12hours most days so when i got the flu i took all opportunity and read this book in a full day, i kid you not I COULD NOT put it down at all! Brilliant unique storyline and each character is perfectly described and everything about it was hilarious yet emotional. Was genuinely sad finishing this book, hoping theres more even though this is only the first! Ps my photo is clearly edited to match the theme for my instagram aesthetic (@farrelleoo11)