"Last Call is not only a great book, nor a mere historical correction. It is an act of compassion..."
- Boston Globe
"Last Call is both a riveting whodunnit and a broad cultural history of the times."
- People
"[In true crime], the killers often become the focus, the object of fascination. This is not true in Last Call, which puts the victims first, and which, when it does reveal the discovery of the killer, doesn't attempt to make him seem like an anti-hero."
- NPR
"In these riveting pages, Green reclaims a time, a place, and a community, weaving together a decades-long forensic investigation with a poignant elegy to murdered men"
- Esquire, 26 Best Books of 2021 (So Far)
"These crimes have been covered before, but Green sets his work apart by offering nuanced portraits of the victims and exploring how they navigated lives that led them to the bars that might have seemed like safe spaces but turned out to be anything but. ...Reflecting both its author's compassion and journalistic chops, this gripping narrative also focuses on forensic innovation and jurisdictional intrigue. A stellar tale of justice eluded, to add to the growing queer true crime genre justice."
- Library Journal, Starred review
"Last Call is a great read, a beautifully written account of a serial killer preying on gay men in New York City in the 80s and 90s. It is rich in history, humanity, and suspense. I couldn't put it down."
