So. It's not like I was really expecting great things from this book. Because really, I picked it up because I was in the mood for some trashy, mindless YA. And Matched certainly delivered on that one. 
 The whole thing left me rather... lukewarm, to be honest. I didn't really care about any of the characters. There were some interesting worldbuilding elements that fell really flat. And then, right at the end of the book, everything starts happening. But just as suddenly, it stops. Have I mentioned how much I hate a lack of denouement and resolution in a book? I don't care if it's a trilogy. (And let's not even get me started on how I long for a self-contained story every once in a while.) 
 I was just expecting something to happen. Some resolution beyond "and rocks fall and no one is happy, the end." Ugh. But the problem is I don't even care about the characters enough to force myself to wade through more of this nonsense. Because I just know it's going to be more "everyone knows something you don't know" and "will she, won't she". Give me a break. At several points in the novel, I nearly chucked it across the room because of Cassia's annoying "But Xander! But Ky! But..!" Also, clearly the solution ought to be: have threesomes, solve all problems. But I knew it wouldn't be something I'd be getting out of a book like this. Though that certainly would've made it interesting. 
 Anyway, I'm out. It just did nothing for me.