Holly Pester's short novel The Lodgers (2024), is a timely mediation on the unanchoredness of the peripatetic life of the renter/lodger. At times elliptical, with two narratives whose relations remains unsettled, this is a book which offers a real feeling for a key element of modern life; moving from one lodging/rental to another. While at time wry, it remains elegiac in its approach to tenant's despair & longing.
@ChrisMayLA6@bookstodon if you're into crime thrillers (I don't know if you are) you might like Lesley Kara's The Other Tenant, where the characters are property guardians.
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