This book has good bones. From it's opening scene in the cemetery, it's clear these boys have a great friendship. But to imagine having to navigate your way through the world after high school without your best friend, your partner in crime, would be devastating. And so in lies the premise of this book, the great send off. A strong friendship between two queer black boys living it up before parting ways, must have quite the story to tell about their send off and I, for one, can't wait to read about it.