I spent my life folded between the pages of books

I don't know what happened. I'm now very involved in dysyopia theme, so I reached for this book. The entire 'Shatter Me' series had the best reviews of all the dystopia books (except Hunger Games of course) on the Polish literary portal. Unfortunately, I'm very disappointed.

For the first half of the book takes place romance, dystopia story is brought almost to the irrelevant background, there is only waiting, when the main characters consummate their love (which of course isn't happening :D). Later, the story gains momentum until the whole turns out to be a kind of X-Men :((. Besides too large dose of romance, silly dialogue, and quite poor vision of the world, the whole book reads very easily and quickly, I finished in two days.

After all, I give seven stars because intrigue me some issues, including why Adam and Warner can touch Juliet and I hope that this will be interesting resolved in the next part of the book. I give a chance.

7/10