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"A truly fantastic rom-com that had me laughing out loud. You'll want to immediately clear your calendar to read this clever and funny book!" -James Bailey, author of The Flip Side "A rich and rewarding take on romance, relationships, family, grief and finding your place in the world." -Jennie Godfrey, author of The List of Suspicious Things Klara and Alex are having trouble connecting, but at least their calendars are in sync. Klara-who's always thought of herself as a little different, a sneaker in a world full of kitten heels and polished boots-is feeling a disconnect these days. She has type 1 diabetes, currently works in a dead-end job, and is in desperate need of a change. When her dad falls ill, Klara begrudgingly agrees to help run his small construction company while he recovers, even though it means moving back home and pushing the boundaries of her comfort zone to the extreme. Alex has been a shell of himself since his brother died in an accident. He's unemployed, has bills piling up, and is distant from friends and family. But his therapist encourages him to keep things manageable by setting up a calendar, checking off tasks each day, and looking for work to help get him back on his feet. When an ad pops up for a carpenter position at a small construction company, he jumps at the chance to take a step forward. Klara's and Alex's stories unfold through a series of miscommunications in this clever and witty novel from debut author Ally Zetterberg that's full of heart and about finding acceptance and even love in unexpected places.
Ally Zetterberg is a British-Swedish writer. She spent ten years working internationally as a fashion model before turning to writing. Being neurodivergent herself and the mother of a child with Type 1 Diabetes, she is passionate about creating relatable characters and representing those living with medical conditions in her work. She speaks four languages and does her best not to muddle them up.
