"If you've gone through young adulthood, if you've been curious about sex, if you've fallen in or out of love, or if you've ever tried to figure out who you are and what you want, then Gary Goldstein's Please Come to Boston is the perfect book for you." - Jessica Anya Blau, author of Mary Jane
"Beautifully constructed, poignant, and heartfelt, Please Come to Boston is about first loves, first heartbreaks, and friendships that last a lifetime. Goldstein molds vivid and loving characters in Nicky, Joe, and Lori, people you want to spend time with and who resonate in your soul long after you finish this gorgeous novel." - Bart Baker, author of Honeymoon with Harry and The Wedding Gift
"Gary Goldstein takes us to school in this emotional, honest, and charming portrayal of complex college friends who are figuring out love and life. Please Come to Boston is one of those life-affirming books that I wish existed when I was entering adulthood. It's like a reunion with classmates you can't wait to see." - Sidney Karger, author of Best Men and The Bump
"Exciting for its novelty, but also touching for its rawness, the journey of its three characters is both fascinating and heartbreaking. Contemplative and deep with zings of humor right when you need them. Supremely satisfying." - Susan Walter, author of Good as Dead and Lie by the Pool
"A breezy but delightfully complicated chronicle of the first college semester of three very charming and well-crafted characters as they explore their erotic desires with all the emotional confusion that follows. A welcome addition to the pantheon of great coming-of-age stories. I could not have loved this book more." - David Pevsner, author of Damn Shame: A Memoir of Desire, Defiance, and Show Tunes
