Imagine Holly Golightly ditched breakfast at Tiffany’s for modern-day London, living off cabaret gigs and spontaneous romances. That’s Ada—our hot mess of a heroine, navigating love triangles and life’s chaos with a drink in hand. 

 

It’s like reading a friend’s unfiltered texts: funny, relatable, and a bit reckless. Just don’t get too cozy—the book ends like someone pulled the plug mid-sentence, leaving you blinking and thinking, “Wait, that’s it?” It’s a story about being young, care free and figuring it out—minus the tidy endings.