One Last Stop

I feel like I overuse the word “delightful” in reviews, but this book was just delightful (and excellent to read during Pride, with its flashbacks to queer history, including a lot that I didn't know before.) I loved the found family of August's roommates and the background slow-burn love story between Wes and Isaiah. Perfect summer reading that makes me want to be 23 and living on my own for the first time again (except not really, just reading about it is fine.)

(2021 Summer Romance Bingo: tattoos, would also work for construction, friends to lovers, holiday that's not Christmas, or wardrobe malfunction)