When they get to Boston, they find buildings burned to a crisp, people bloodied and bruised in the street, and cars looted and abandoned. It isn’t an easy trip they’re riding on top of vans in the bitter cold and trudging through the freezing snow. They find themselves traveling with Avery’s former English professor, Dr. As a way to get her to keep the secret, Avery agrees to help Aisha get to Boston. But Avery’s roommate Aisha, who found one of Avery’s suicide notes, is trying to get to Boston so she can fly home to Nigeria. Major cities like Boston and New York, where Cass is traveling from, are literally on fire, with violence basically shutting them down. As soon as the news was released, the whole country fell into disarray. Unfortunately, getting to Boston isn’t going to be as easy as Avery hopes. Cass asks Avery to meet her in Boston, and even though their relationship is strained, Avery agrees. There’s an asteroid hurtling towards Earth, and they likely only have nine days before impact. She changes her mind, and on her walk back to her dorm room, she gets a call from her best friend Cass. Devin died the same way on Avery’s birthday, so Avery thinks it’s her destiny to go the same way. In the river, she sees the reflection of her Aunt Devin, her mother’s sister she never met. It’s the morning of her 19th birthday, and she is so depressed that this feels like the only solution. Jude’s YA debut If Tomorrow Doesn’t Come, she is staring at an icy river contemplating drowning herself in it. The first time we meet Avery Byrne, the main character of Jen St. The Autostraddle Encyclopedia of Lesbian CinemaĪuthor’s Note: This book and review contain talk of suicide and suicidal ideation.LGBTQ Television Guide: What To Watch Now.

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