Check out Scott Reads It for reviews, giveaways & more! 
 Though Jessica Brody is known for her contemporary romances, she has joined the league of sci-fi writers with Unremembered. I'm so excited that Brody decided to write sci-fi because this is one of the most addicting books I've read in ages. I read Unremembered at an abnormally fast-pace and I truly fell in love with the story and characters. Though Unremembered features a lot of typical sci-fi elements, Brody does wonders with her relatable characters, sweet romance and intense action scenes. 
 Seraphina finds herself mysteriously in the wreckage of a plane crash and there's no other survivors but her. No one knows how Seraphina boarded the plane and her whole life is a complete mystery. The only problem is that Seraphina doesn't know who to trust or believe, should she trust the mysterious guy who claims to know her? Seraphina has a new family who has taken her in, but is better to leave the past behind? 
 Unremembered drew me in right from the start and Jessica Brody's prose is simple yet incredibly engaging. I immediately empathized with our heroine, Seraphina and I desperately wanted to find out what really happened in her past. Unremembered is filled with snarky humor (mostly from Seraphina's "little brother" Cody who is my favorite character in this book), action and sci-fi elements. This book is so fast-paced that I read the majority of it in a few hours and while it isn't the most complex sci-fi novel, I really enjoyed it. I saw what Seraphina was from the start and yet, I still was able to garner interest in the characters and plot. 
 The romance in Unremembered was well-written and thankfully, there isn't the workings of a love triangle in this novel. Zen was a mysterious, appealing character that I would love to know more about because we all know bits and pieces about his character. I do wish Seraphina had displayed a bit more caution around Zen because she has no recollection of him and he's a complete stranger to her. 
 I really enjoyed Unremembered and I think that this novel will work best for fans of Jessica Khoury's Origin and Vitro. I'm extremely excited to get my hands on the 2nd book in this series and I have a feeling that it's going to be one entertaining read. I do hope that Brody is planning to write another sci-fi series after the Unremembered trilogy!