Matched Crossed, Book 2, (Paperback)

from wanderlustlover

I'm actually really pleased with where this series looks to be going. I did not mind the way it split into two different pov's this time, and I hope that in book three we'll move the obvious three set. I think we learned a lot about a lot of things in this one. Love and knowledge began to war wit...

from MrsBoswellBooks

Crossed follows Cassia and Ky through their journeys in the Outer Provinces. Things are not easy for either characters. Cassia is maneuvering through an area she is completely unfamiliar with and Ky is trying to navigate the Outer Provinces from memory. The setting, for me, was rather blasé. I th...

from suetu

A stronger novel than Matched At the risk of unpopularity, I will admit that I was not a huge fan of Matched. It was okay, but my expectations were Hunger Games high, and the book didn't meet them. There was very little tension about the eventual choice that Cassia would make, and yet I really di...

from Briars_Reviews

This book was not as exciting as the first one, but a good second novel in the series. I found the book to be quite slow and boring, but as it progressed I slowly became more interested in it. It is a good set up for the final novel, but I expected a lot more out of it. After hearing bad review...

from 4sarad

Some people thought Matched was slow and dull, but I quite liked it. Crossed however, is a real bore. In 360 pages you see Cassia and Ky make absolutely no progress, you learn nothing new... it's just a whole lot of nothing. Cassia comes off as if she has some sort of brain injury with all of her...