I really liked Shatter Me. It's certainly interesting, and while it takes a while to draw you in, it is so worth it! 
 I thought her ability to torture and kill people just by touching them was very unique, especially when you discover that there are 2 people who are immune to her touch. I am curious as to what makes them so special, and why there are people with different abilities. 
 I wasn't terribly impressed with the romance. What's interesting, though, is that there could be 3 potential love interests for Juliette. I mean, Adam is the guy we're supposed to be rooting for, but there's also Warner. And I might be reading too much into it, but it seems like Kenji could be a love interest as well. 
 The novel is very much the life and thought process of a 17-year-old girl, which Mafi does very well with striking through some of the text. I loved how she wrote it, but it did get a little tiresome because things were a tad disjointed and jumbled. It was a little hard to completely get into what was going on, but she does have a way of putting things together that's really interesting. 
 Overall, I really liked it. It gets a 4 out of 5. I can't wait to read the next book in the series.