Beth O'Leary 3 Book Set The Road Trip, The Switch, The Flat Share

This three-book set brings together Beth O’Leary’s novels The Flatshare, The Switch and The Road Trip. Each story follows characters navigating unexpected arrangements and the complications that come with them, from shared living spaces to swapped routines and journeys that do not go to plan.

Across the collection, practical solutions quickly become more complicated as past relationships, family pressures and new connections come to the surface. With settings ranging from a one-bed flat to a Yorkshire village, London and a drive to rural Scotland, the set offers three distinct premises linked by change, chance encounters and the consequences of difficult decisions.

Included titles

• The Road Trip
• The Switch
• The Flatshare

Key details

• Three-book set
• By Beth O’Leary
• Includes The Road Trip, The Switch and The Flatshare

Synopses

The Flatshare

Tiffy Moore needs an affordable flat quickly, while Leon Twomey works nights and needs money. They agree to share a one-bed flat on opposite schedules, even though they have not met. With an obsessive ex-boyfriend, demanding work clients and Leon’s wrongly imprisoned brother, their arrangement begins to test the rules they set.

The Switch

After a failed presentation at work, Leena takes a two-month sabbatical and goes to her grandmother Eileen’s home to rest. Eileen is newly single and nearing eighty, and a life swap seems to suit them both. As Leena adjusts to village life and Eileen finds her feet in London and online dating, both discover the change is not as simple as it first appears.

The Road Trip

Addie and her sister set off for a friend’s wedding in rural Scotland, but their car is hit from behind soon after they leave. The other driver is Addie’s ex, Dylan, whom she has avoided since their break-up two years earlier. With Dylan and his best mate also heading to the wedding and their car written off, Addie offers them a lift, leading to a crowded journey filled with luggage, secrets and unresolved history.