Our Stop by Laura Jane Willliams. Advance Reader Copy (eARC) from the publisher via Netgalley included. No affiliate links used. You can read my full disclosure policy here.

Nadia Fielding and her friends love reading the ‘Missed Connections’ column in the morning paper. One day a letter reminds her friends of Nadia, but it can’t be her. Can it?

The morning his letter appears in the paper, Daniel Weissman worries he has made a terrible mistake. Of course his plan for getting Nadia to speak to him won’t work. Will it?

Full of laughter, friendship, and witty takes on modern dating, Our Stop* is a will they won't they story where, like all great rom coms, you know they probably will but the fun is in watching them get there.

Without giving too much away, I do have a little niggle about how one of the subplots was handled. Part of me was all *yay* representation! Another part of me was disappointed by some of the language people used, or rather didn't use, to describe their sexuality. Like, I get it. Sexuality is a spectrum and people get to decide where they fall on that spectrum and how they identify. *raise your hand if you came out in your 20s as bisexual when you were previously out as a lesbian. Oh, that was me!* But it felt like a missed opportunity to explicitly name the largest group within the LGBTQ+ community. It won't stop me recommending the book, but it stuck out so I couldn't not mention it.

Our Stop by Laura Jane Williams is published by Avon Books and is available in paperback, audiobook and ebook format.

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