Andi Osho - Asking For A Friend
Asking For A Friend is a funny multi-generational novel about three best friends who come up with a plan to solve their relationship woes once and for all.
Fed up with their love lives, Jemima, Meagan and Simi decide it's time to play the dating game by their own rules, so they're going to ditch the dating apps and ask people out in real life. The catch? They can only ask out potential dates for each other because the most important thing is that no woman gets left behind.
Hilarious and uplifting, Andi's début novel features her trademark wit and will appeal to anyone who understands the power of female friendship.
First published: Monday 8th February 2021
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