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A review by kc_kinda_reads
One Last Stop by Casey McQuiston
5.0
"Sometimes you just have to feel it... because it deserves to be felt."
And I felt this!
August is the 23 year old cynic, newly moved to New York City in the hopes of flying under the radar and expecting to spend her life alone.
Jane is the 24 year old sexy, mysterious Subway Girl that August cannot help but dream of a future with, until that dream gets a little bit difficult.
@casey.mcquiston wrote characters I could not help but see so much of myself in and created a ragtag family that I think anyone and everyone would want to be a part of. I relate to August in SO many positive (and negative) ways that had me so invested in this story.
This story made me laugh, cry, and cringe. Sometimes all three at once.
This book was one of those reads where the second I finished it I considered starting it all over again.
And I felt this!
August is the 23 year old cynic, newly moved to New York City in the hopes of flying under the radar and expecting to spend her life alone.
Jane is the 24 year old sexy, mysterious Subway Girl that August cannot help but dream of a future with, until that dream gets a little bit difficult.
@casey.mcquiston wrote characters I could not help but see so much of myself in and created a ragtag family that I think anyone and everyone would want to be a part of. I relate to August in SO many positive (and negative) ways that had me so invested in this story.
This story made me laugh, cry, and cringe. Sometimes all three at once.
This book was one of those reads where the second I finished it I considered starting it all over again.