Okay, so this book advertises itself as being perfect for fans of THE HUNGER GAMES. So, why did I pick it up, given that I haven't even read THE HUNGER GAMES? 
 Maybe because it was one of the few e-books available in my sad little library's collection? 
 I really don't have much to say about this one. The action-adventure type genre just doesn't appeal that much to me -- even in YA literature. 
 I guess I got suckered in by that one word. Post-apocalyptic. Okay, that's two words. 
 Basic premise sounds pretty similar to THE HUNGER GAMES, I guess -- but, of course, I haven't read it. So, I'm not sure. A teenage girl lives in a crazy world where the government is out to kill. She runs around in the wilderness with her little sister, as they hide from the officials who will lead them to certain death, if discovered. 
 So, of course, despite her best pseudo-motherly instinct, the little sister is captured, and the big sister meets a friendly guy who also has a younger sibling who has been captured by the officials. Then, big sister and big brother end up being thrown into THE ARENA to fight to the death, to hopefully get their siblings back. Big sister manages to knock out a slew of professional fighters before being put before her new best friend in the Arena.... 
 I'm not really impressed. This just sounds a bit familiar. And, again, I'm just not an action-y adventure-y kind of girl. I see plenty of glowing reviews, though, so maybe it's just a preference thing. 
 I won't be continuing this series. 
 But I still plan on giving THE HUNGER GAMES a fair shot.