Reviewed at http://www.nightlyreading.wordpress.com 
 I must start off with the fact that when I first started reading this book, I was not so sure about it. The more that I read, the more I started to really enjoy it. I must admit though, that in order to read it, you must keep an open mind. 
 Melody was born to "bump". That is to be a surrogate mother to a child and give that child up to a deserving family that cannot have children of their own due to the virus that leaves women without the ability to conceive once they turn eighteen. During Melody's whole life, her parents, have brought her up to believe that this was what she was born for. 
 Harmony is Melody's long-lost twin. Their mother gave them up as infants and Harmony lived with the church. She was brought up believing that you are matched to a perfect mate for you and then you get married and have a family of your own. The church chooses the match for you. 
 Needless to say, Melody is not happy when Harmony shows up unexpected on her doorstep. In that moment, both of their lives are about to change and maybe what they were brought up to believe is not really what they believe at all? 
 The book was left open ended and I am really hoping there will be a sequel. I have not seen proof to that as of yet. I really did enjoy this read and it was a huge eye opener into what life could be like if times were different. If you have an open mind and enjoy dystopian books, I highly suggest it! 
 Bumped is being released on April 26, 2011. 
 *Thanks to NetGalley for the galley to review this book!