Like so many books I've read lately, this one had a promising premise, a good beginning, but ultimately fizzles in its execution. I have no complaints about the writing style, but the characters were flat and uninteresting, and it ultimately becomes a wannabe sci-fi that is both unoriginal and uninteresting in its execution. 
 A girl is found amidst a plane wreck; she is not on the passenger manifesto and nobody can recall her being or getting on the plane. She is found unharmed, in good physical condition, and is remarkable in her beauty and purple eyes (am I the only one sick of characters with odd colored eyes in YA fiction?). Jane Doe is thus dubbed Violet, and with nobody to claim her, she is sent off to a foster family, where she tries to unravel the mystery of her past, while being p ursued by strange people and a boy to whom she is strangely attracted. 
 I did not find the romance believable at all. There were no sparks between the characters. Shakespearean quotes and all, Zen and Sera/Violet (real name) professed to be soul mates, yet there are probably more sparks between me and the stuffed bear I've had since 3rd grade. 
 The mystery of her existence was well done, it was when Violet began discovering who she actually is that I was lost due to complete disinterest. The plot didn't seem to move along at a believable path and pace. I just didn't feel compelled to finish it due to complete lack of interest because the second half of the book just lost me. It wasn't that the plot was too complex, I just found it dull. Considering the second half of the book is where the action is, that doesn't exactly speak well for it. 
 This is going to be a part of a series and I have no interest in continuing.