The instant New York Times bestseller. A heartbreaking and high-stakes story of queer love and
survival set against the backdrop of a climate change apocalypse this book is Station Eleven
and The Last of Us meets All That's Left in the World . The world is about to end. Again.
It's been a year since a devastating storm ripped Liz's world apart. Haunted by the memories of
those she couldn't save Liz holes up in the only place she felt safe before her world fell
away: the bookstore where she used to work. Now she spends her days trading books for supplies
and collecting stories from the remaining survivors who pass by. Until she learns that another
earth-shattering storm is coming . . . and everything changes. Enter Maeve a spiky
out-of-towner who breaks into the bookstore looking for shelter one night. When Maeve's secrets
and Liz's inner demons come back to haunt them both they find themselves fighting for their
lives and asking themselves one big question. As the end of the world approaches is there
time for one final love story? 'A thoroughly original intimate and sometimes harrowing
meditation on survival forgiveness and learning how to love again at the almost end of the
world' Nicola Yoon New York Times bestselling author of Everything Everything and The Sun is
Also a Star 'Hopeful thrilling and twisty The Last Bookstore on Earth is the snarky
sapphic dystopian of our dreams' Jennifer Dugan author of Some Girls Do 'Hauntingly
beautiful' Jarrod Shusterman New York Times bestselling author of Dry 'I was hooked from the
first page' Jenny Ireland award-winning author of The First Move and The Boy Next Door 'A
slow-burn sapphic romance plays out against the challenges of apocalyptic life in a reflective
poignant take on climate dystopia' Observer 'Vivid' Publishers Weekly 'Stellar' Kirkus
