For the month of October, I read, but not finished, the book Stung by Bethany Wiggins.
Stung is a dystopia where bee population starts to lower. Because of this, the government breeds new bees, however, the bee stings can be deadly. Vaccines are made for the stings, but they make the person who got vaccinated act ferociously and aggressively. The world goes down from there. People are enslaved. People are killed. People become mad.
The book opens up with a woman named Fiona escaping a group of people trying to kill her. She meets someone who she is “interested” in, and he helps her survive. Fiona remembers herself being 13 years old although is reminded by others that her body says otherwise. Eventually she comes back to her home, to see it destroyed, as well as her brother who is a mindless monster.
That was as far as I read, I didn’t take the book home to read it longer.
There weren’t any good quotes I could find in the book too, the tone of STUNG never had a happy feeling to it.