I had to open my Kindle to see what the title is: Without Merit by Colleen Hoover. I am using the audio version, and I keep going to sleep, so my opinion of it is pretty useless at this point.
I rarely read hard print these days, as my vision is not what it used to be. However, I did get the print version of Peter the Great by Robert K. Massie this week. We are going to Russia in July (unless I get depressed and cancel, as I always want to do), and we'll be spending several days in St. Petersburgh, so I guess this is my effort to brush up.
Next in line for audio is The Last Tudor by Philippa Gregory, which is about Lady Jane Grey, one of the hapless wives of Henry VIII. I check out audiobooks from our public library---free and everything is done online. Actually, I have come to prefer audio, as I can play sudoku or some other game on my Kindle while listening to the book. And the audios do help me go to sleep. I began doing that when my mother was in her last illness, and listening to books at night gave me something to think about instead of worrying about her situation.
