This book was so much fun, taking us back to the 80's we meet the very awkward Kate Bishop, she is a financial analyst working in an all male office. She tries her best to fit in and be one-of-the-boys, but she mostly fails miserably.

She is brilliant at her job, but she has problems with speaking in front of people, and has trouble with social cues.

While trying to impress her work colleagues, she agrees to go to a social gathering at the local bar, this is where she meets Will, an actor/bartender, who notices how uncomfortable she is, and offers her a drink that won't end up with her on the bar floor as she really doesn't do well with alcohol.

Although these two people shouldn't fit together they do brilliantly, Kate being her usual awkward self doesn't immediately see the connection, while the Shakespeare spouting young Will does feel a spark.

With lots of 80's references throughout the book, and the brilliant narration by the always brilliant Joe Arden, and the fabulous narration by the author herself, Karen Grey/White has made an instant new fan in me.

It was cute, very funny, and sometimes cringeworthy with some of the characters antics!

The audiobook was done brilliantly, and I loved the added extras such as the answering machine voicemails that were left, it made me very nostalgic.

All in all it was a great read, and I can't wait to see what the author comes up with next, I wonder if we will have a story for "hot Steve"?