One Last Stop

The highly anticipated hardcover collector's edition of Casey McQuiston's well-liked New York Times bestseller book, along with supplementary material, illustrated endpapers, and more!

August, a twenty-three-year-old cynic, believes that his move to New York City would validate her belief that magic and romantic comedies are unreal and that being by yourself is the only wise course of action. She finds it hard to see how getting too many strange roommates and working as a waitress at a pancake restaurant open around the clock might make a difference in that. Furthermore, she has little possibility of her daily train ride being anything other than a tedious struggle with boredom and electrical malfunctions.

Then there's this stunning girl on the train, however.

Jane. Jane is a captivating, enigmatic, difficult woman. When August needed it most, Jane—with her swoopy hair, sweet smile, and rough edges—showed up in a leather jacket to rescue the day. August finds that her infatuation on Jane on the train makes her day, but she quickly realizes that there's a major issue: Jane is more than simply a stereotypical punk rocker. She is essentially stuck in the 1970s, and August will need to utilize all of the things she attempted to leave behind in her own past in order to assist her. After all, maybe it's time to begin believing in certain things.

In Casey McQuiston's enchanting, seductive, and heartfelt romance One Last Stop, August goes above and beyond to rescue the girl who has been trapped in time, making the seemingly impossible possible.