ONE LAST STOP
I finished ONE LAST STOP, a super charming romance by Casey McQuiston, a few weeks ago and I absolutely adored it. Amateur detective August moves to New York City to finish college and she unexpectedly meets Jane, the girl of her dreams, on the subway. The only problem? Jane has literally been stuck on the Q since the ‘70s thanks to supernatural time travel. What I loved most about the novel is that it felt deeply real, even with the fantastical elements. August and her friends remind me so much of me and my pals at that age: trying to find ourselves and our places in the world. McQuiston explores themes of found family, loss, and reconciliation beautifully and I’m eager to read more of their books.
—Rosemary Brennan, Marketing Consultant
