What do you get when you cross the absurd humor of Kurt Vonnegut with a bunch of talking fridges, one spin-dryer and a paranoid city government?  You get the hilarious and offbeat novel Love In the Time of Fridges by Tim Scott.  Ex-cop Huckleberry Lindbergh finds his way back to New Seattle and into a whole heap of trouble after eight years of being away.  He meets the mysterious Nena, a group of appliances who are on the lam and is bombarded by over the top messages regarding health and safety.  A great choice for your Adult Summer Reading Program science fiction book!