What Fiction are you reading this week, September 10, 2023?

[Jilly_in_VA]

16. Stayed up too late Saturday night

finishing Midnight and Bex by Heather Van Fleet. It's billed as a dark YA romance, but quite honestly I am not entirely sure it's totally YA. Well, I do read YA and not ashamed to admit it, but this one handles a lot of pretty adult themes, including cults, dysfunctional families, alcoholism, psychological trauma, abuse of various kinds, etc., so maybe only older teens. Anyway, it was so good I stayed up way too late several nights reading!

Now starting Nefertiti's Sister by Felicia Roche. Not very far in, but it shows promise. Well written, to be sure. On the downstairs Kindle, Im sporadically reading Good Kings, Bad Kings by Susan Nussbaum. This one takes place in a youh home for the disabled and is told in multiple voices. It's kind of fragmented but interesting. It reminds me of the days I worked with disabled kids.