Thank you to St. Martin's Griffin for an advanced listening copy of this!

I'd be lying if I said I didn't have high expectations for One Last Stop, but Casey McQuiston has far exceeded them!

One Last Stop follows 23-year-old August as she settles into New York. Having transferred to more than one college, August is trying to find a place she can call home. Her roommates help her land a job at a local pancake house, and when she stumbles home after a long night at work spilling coffee down her shirt, a beautiful out-of-this-world girl is there offering her scarf.

As August runs into Jane again and again, August knows something is different about her. Turns out, she's literally displaced from the 1970's, and she's stuck on the Q.

The premise of this is interesting, and I wans't quite sure how it would play out, but DANG. Everything about this was fantastic. Wonderfully written with humor, found family, wonderful rep and all the queerness in the world, One Last Stop is an instant favorite.

I just want to hug this book and travel to New York to ride the Q with these 2. Sexy and sweet and heartbreaking, this is a must read! The audiobook is well paced, and Natalie Naudus does an absolutely wonderful job as the narrator!