The Maze Runner by James Dashner

My Edition: Paperback; 374 pages

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I'm a sucker for romance, so when a book that contains no romance, but is still able to keep me entertained, I gotta call it a miracle.

The Maze Runner is a book about survival. We follow the protagonist, Thomas, as he wakes up in this weird box and is being sent to The Glade, which is a place in a giant maze. There are already quite a number of boys in The Glade, and their memories have all been wiped out. Thomas, dying to grasp his memories and find out the truth behind this maze, discovers his important role in escaping the maze.

Four: A Divergent Collection by Veronica Roth

Title: Four A Divergent Collection (Divergent #0.1-0.4)

Author: Veronica Roth

My Edition: Hardback; 285 pages

Publisher: Katherine Tegen Books

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Quite a number of people asked me what Four is about or in what order they read the four installments in the Divergent series. And here I am, telling you what I thought about this book and my opinion on the best order to read these books.

The Taking by Kimberly Derting

Title: The Taking (The Taking #1)

Author: Kimberly Derting

My Edition: Hardback; 357 pages

Publisher: Harper Teen

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In The Taking, Kyra has a fight with her dad, and a sudden strong light flashes by, then she remembers nothing. After she wakes up and goes home, a strange man is there instead of her mom and dad. She is then being told that she's gone for 5 years, everything is not the same except her. 

Seriously, a really exciting and unique concept. The story is really easy to get into; it's fast-paced and creepy, which is totally my cup of tea!

Switched by Amanda Hocking

Title: Switched (Trylle #1)

Author: Amanda Hocking

My Edition: Paperback; 318 pages

Publisher: St. Martin's Griffin

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Switched, follows a girl named Wendy, whose mother accuses she as a monster and tries to kill her on her sixth birthday. As she grows, she gets a feeling that maybe her mother is right. Everything changes and she discovers her real identity after meeting this badass, hot, mysterious guy named Finn. Her journey begins and more dangers encounter as she discovers her true self.

I have to admit, Switched has got one of the best first lines I've ever seen so far. It immediately caught my attention, aroused my curiosity, and got me aching to know what would happen next.

The One by Kiera Cass

      Title: The One  (The Selection #3)

Author: Kiera Cass

My Edition: Paperback; 323 pages

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The selection trilogy is a fairytale; a fairy tale that's not only full of love, but also struggles and sorrow.

As usual, Cass did a great job in telling a very lovely story. The plot is smooth; and the story is fast-paced. Cass' writing style is down-to-earth, making me easier to get into the story.

 In The One, we are able to get to know more about the two main characters, America and Prince Maxon, who have quite a strong character development throughout these three books, which is great because it's like we are growing with the characters.