Book Review: Matched (#1)
I was excited about the premise of this book. So I took a chance and started the trilogy thinking I would finish it whatever happened. It's a bit of a big deal because I rarely take on series at all. I do, but they have to be worth it and they have to be short. I don't think I could ever again read a 7 part book like the Harry Potter series, if you know what I mean. Life is short and is only getting shorter. The first book in the Matched series was interesting at first. The post-apocalyptic world intrigued me. The character started off as a part of the normal and slowly became an anomaly due to several things that happened in the story. But then... nothing really happened. She never really "fought" to be free. I felt like I kept waiting for something to happen. And I guess it did. Something happened. Something not that exciting. And that was the end of the book. The book is also one of those love triangle tropes, so girl needs to choose between two boys. And that wa...