Read Online Free The All-Night Sun by Diane Zinna - EDR

A lonely young woman gets too close to her charismatic female student in a propulsive debut culminating in a dangerously debauched Midsommars Eve?for readers of Julie Buntins Marlena and Emily Fridlunds History of Wolves.Lauren Cress teaches writing at a small college outside of Washington DC. In the classroom she is poised smart and kind well-liked by her studentsA lonely young woman gets too close to her charismatic female student in a propulsive debut culminating in a dangerously debauched Midsommars Eve?for readers of Julie Buntins Marlena and Emily Fridlunds History of Wolves.Lauren Cress teaches writing at a small college outside of Washington DC. In the classroom she is poised smart and kind well-liked by her students and colleagues. But in her personal life Lauren is troubled and isolated still grappling with the sudden death of her parents ten years earlier. She seems to exist at a remove from everyone around her until a new student joins her class: charming magnetic Siri who appears to be everything Lauren wishes she could be. They fall headlong into an all-consuming friendship that feels to Lauren like she is reclaiming her lost adolescence.When Siri invites her along on a trip home to Sweden for the summer Lauren impulsively accepts intrigued by how Siri describes it: ?Everything will be green fresh new just thawing out.? But once there Lauren finds herself drawn to Siris enigmatic brooding brother Magnus. Siri is resentful and Lauren starts to see a new side of her friend: selfish reckless self-destructive even cruel. On the last night of her trip Lauren accompanies Siri and her friends on a seaside camping trip to celebrate Midsommars Eve a night when no one sleeps boundaries blur and under the light of the unsetting sun things take a dark turn.Ultimately Lauren must acknowledge the truth of what happened with Siri and come to terms with her own tragic past in this gorgeously written deeply felt debut about the relationships that come to us when things feel darkest?and the transformative power of female friendship.(less)

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