Unremembered starts off with quite the mystery. A young girl is rescued from the watery site of a plane crash. She is supposedly the only survivor and can remember nothing of herself or her past. With the mystery surrounding Violet aka Seraphina's past and memories I was off course drawn into the story. She is placed with a temporary foster family until such time as her real family is found. Who find her instead is a a teen boy who definitely won't let go. 
 The quick and dirty 
 Fun and fast read. Romance, the struggle of young love and a good dash of mystery. 
 Riddle me this, oh violet eyed Violet 
 If you aren't stopping to ponder the why of simple little things that don't make essential sense (and still don't make complete sense by the end) or the type that likes everything to fall into place by the end, with anomalies explained then you would likely enjoy this more then I did. Sometimes I can be nitpicky about the oddest things. There is an enigmatic boy that keeps coming around claiming to know her and she is continually surprised by off things about herself. Such as discovering she speaks numerous languages, can solve crazy mathematical equations and yet didn't know what the simplest things are. Ultimately I found it really hard to connect with her and thought her personality to be rather inconsistent. From there things move along at a brisk pace. 
 Would you like fries with that? 
 I had anticipated this novel to be more of a science fiction read than it was. Don't get me wrong I still consider it to fully fall under the sci-fi ya genre but it is definitely more of a ya romance with sci-fi than a YA sci-fi with a romance. Hopefully that makes sense. Pretty much plotting focus wise one takes a huge precedence over the other. Perhaps a better way to explain it is, if you were to take away the romantic relationship the book would not hold up. So for teen romance lovers Unremembered would be a perfect pick. However, I typically like my stories with a side dish of romance, not the main course. 
 Unremembered was an overall enjoyable read but I didn't find anything particular about it that made it stand out in my mind among the many other young adult books that have hit my shelves over the past few years. 
 FYI, this book is being made into a movie. 
 mmm star rating I'd say somewhere between 2.5 and a 3