Funny you should ask. Yesterday I started reading, "We regret to inform you". This was written by a guy from my hometown of Medina, NY. It's suppose to be fiction based on a true story. What is nice is seeing street names, locations, etc that I am familiar with. But what is creepy is seeing my father's name in print as one of the main characters. My father is still living at 96 years old. Been in Medina all his life. Can't understand why the author used a living person's name. Since the author grew up in this small town, must have had contact with some of my relatives as he went through the school system, wouldn't you think he would have picked names for characters out of the box?
Haven't read enough to decide if it is a good story. But it's still creepy.