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One Last Stop
Casey McQuiston
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One Last Stop

One Last Stop

Casey McQuiston

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⚠ Racism⚠ Hate Crime⚠ Grief / Loss⚠ Depression⚠ Drug Use⚠ PTSD⚠ Alcohol Use⚠ Anxiety⚠ Homophobia⚠ Child Neglect⚠ Family Estrangement

A cynical twenty-three-year-old named August moves to New York City expecting to stay detached from everyone, until she becomes captivated by a punky, charming stranger she keeps running into on her subway commute. She soon discovers that Jane is literally displaced in time from the 1970s and trapped on the train, and August sets out with her new found-family of roommates and coworkers to unravel the mystery and free her. The novel blends romance, light science-fiction/time-slip elements, and queer history into a story about belonging, memory, and first love.

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