The Pairing by Casey McQuiston
For those who do not consider themselves food connoisseurs, pastry artisans, or sommeliers in training, this book may at times feel somewhat tedious, as these elements are the vehicle that moves the story forward. If this describes you, or if you can at least appreciate a book that caters to a European foodie’s sheer bliss, you are in luck. Like many of its predecessors, “The Pairing” shares a beautifully woven love story of two people who, through miscommunication, were driven apart – only to come back together in the most unusual of ways. The essence and magic of Casey McQuiston, who uses they/them pronouns, shine brightly. It’s always a joy to know that when they bring two protagonists together, they won’t make it easy, but they will always make it fun!
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