One Last Stop
Casey McQuiston
“Sometimes you just have to feel it because it deserves to be felt.”
A magically real queer romance in my own city, with believably trans characters, and a fun (though sometimes silly) mystery plot line. This is the kind of feel-good queer representation we often ask for when every lesbian on TV is dying or getting broken up with for a guy. McQuiston knows how to get their reader’s blood pumping, heart racing, and tears flowing. This book confirms what I’ve long known—I’m extremely gay (read: bisexual).
A magically real queer romance in my own city, with believably trans characters, and a fun (though sometimes silly) mystery plot line. This is the kind of feel-good queer representation we often ask for when every lesbian on TV is dying or getting broken up with for a guy. McQuiston knows how to get their reader’s blood pumping, heart racing, and tears flowing. This book confirms what I’ve long known—I’m extremely gay (read: bisexual).