I was one of the very lucky people who read this super early, and I'm pretty sure I blew through the book in less than a day. And from the very first page, Tahereh had me. 
 Dystopian novels are the new hip thing, and I love them. I like seeing how different authors create their own version of a futurisitic world. In Mafi's world, it's been 264 days since Juliette has touched another person. 264 days since she was dropped in a cell for murder and deemed dangerous. 
 264 days... and now she's getting a roommate. 
 My eyes open to two eyes two lips two ears two eyebrows. 
 I stifle my scream my urgency to run the crippling horror gripping my limbs. 
 "You're a b-b-b-b--" 
 "And you're a girl." He cocks an eyebrow. He leans away from my face. He grins but he's 
 not smiling and I want to cry, my eyes desperate, terrified, darting toward the door I'd tried to 
 open so many times I'd lost count. They locked me up with a boy. A boy. 
 Dear God. 
 They're trying to kill me. 
 They've done it on purpose. 
 To torture me, to torment me, to keep me from ever sleeping through the night ever 
 again. His arms are tatted up, half sleeves to his elbows. His eyebrow is missing a ring they 
 must've confiscated. Dark blue eyes dark brown hair sharp jaw line strong lean frame. Gorgeous 
 Dangerous. Terrifying. Horrible. 
 He laughs and I fall off my bed and scuttle into the corner. 
 Her new cellmate isn't at all what Juliette expects. First of all... he's a boy. As described in the above quote. 
 But there's more to this boy than Juliette realizes... 
 He's Adam Kent. And oh my god seriously I want to quote so freaking much right now, because I die with the swoons he brings. For serious. I just... cannot. The black boots and the tattoos and just, yeah. I liked Juliette, but I have to be honest: Adam makes this book even more worth it. 
 And I'm so horrible at writing these reviews because I just want to spill everything and gush about the boy when you might not even care about that. But yeah, if you want a great read with a tough girl, a sweet-swoony and kickass boy and a great story, you should check out Shatter Me!