Candice Carty-Williams - Queenie - A black Bridget Jones - and annál is more

Queenie, a 25-year-old woman of color living in London, tries to meet the expectations of two cultures and communities at the same time: her grandparents of Jamaican origin and her intellectual circle belonging to mainstream society. The girl who works as a journalist is currently on a break with her boyfriend, so she is forced to move into a room with a horrible price and condition and tries to get by on her own, without Tom's financial support and logical suggestions. Fortunately, she has her best friends to help her get back on her feet, who are always available for a crisis meeting, but Queenie makes a series of bad decisions and finds herself in an increasingly impossible situation in all areas of her life. However, toxic casual relationships, work habits, and the neglect of physical and especially mental health cannot be sustained in the long term and have serious consequences...
Queenie is a chillingly humorous, exciting and topical novel that deals with the delicate subject of relationships between people of different origins and skin color with great sensitivity and bravely turns its back on the weightless moodiness of singles novels.
"At times painfully sad, at other times wildly funny - the debut of a truly talented budding writer." The New York Post