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 Unremembered Review 
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 UNREMEMBERED is a book in the YA science fiction genre that might be lesser known when compared to similar titles like MILA 2.0 or THE RULES. However, I think this book puts MILA 2.0 in its place. 
 Sera comes to in the ocean, the only survivor of a plane crash. But when she is taken in for help, no one can seem to find out anything about her. No one knows her name or how she survived, and Sera can't help either because every single one of her memories are gone. 
 Jessica Brody really wrote Sera in a way that makes the reader want to root for her. She's strong, funny, and somewhat innocent because all her knowledge of the world is gone. Sera's history and background are a mystery to her, so they are a mystery to us. 
 This book was more along the lines of being three stars until I was blown away by a really interesting plot twist. Although confusing, it only made the story stronger and more entertaining as a whole. I did have to reread some parts because the concept of the plot twist is really intricate, and takes some thought to really appreciate. 
 The romance was one of the things I did not quite enjoy as much. It wasn't awful, but nothing was there to make me root for the couple. 
 The ending was somewhat tied up, the main conflict resolved, but I do know that Brody is planning sequels. And that these sequels will introduce a love triangle. What I do not understand is the fact that people are hating on THIS book because of sequels that haven't been written yet. Here's what I had to say about that on Goodreads: 
 To be honest, I think it's completely unfair and ridiculous to rate low on THIS book because "the NEXT books will have a love triangle." Um what. After you just said you loved this book. Some love triangles actually work, so before I go and judge a book that isn't even out yet I'm not going to get my panties in a bunch and hate on this series. I enjoyed this book so I'm rating it four stars. If I wanted to be an ass I guess I could go and rate every book from every series in the future with a love triangle one star, but I'm not going to judge something that isn't even written yet. My God. If the second book happens to have a sucky love triangle, then I will rate THAT book low, NOT this one. Sorry, but that just doesn't make sense to me. /rant 
 Plus it was ten times better than Mila 2.0 so let's all bond over that. 
 Anyway, I recommend this for people who liked the concept of MILA 2.0 but was maybe looking for it to be a little better. I will be reading the sequel.