So I actually really liked this book. At times it was a bit confusing, but I still got it. I loved the suspense and it was hard to put this book down. My favorite part was the ending (the last 2 chapters a.k.a.). I thought this book was better than Crossed but not as good as Matched, but still very well written and very hard to stop reading. Alas, it must all come to an end.

A good book. Not a whole lot seemed like it was happening but stuff was happening. Things get wrapped up. I found the ending was a good ending for the series. I liked how the book was told from Cassia, Ky and Xander's perspectives. Matched was my favourite book in the trilogy but all the books were great. Reached ended the series nicely and I enjoyed reading it. I have to say though that I loved the covers of all the books.

This conclusion to the series was ok but kinda dull moving towards the end. I expected a little bit more sice it was the last book. It wasnt a book where i couldnt put it down because it was slightly boring which is why i skimmed through the book cause i couldnt read it all.

I found this final installment in the Matched trilogy disappointing. It lost my attention as it neared the end. Whereas the first two books were fast reads for me, I found myself putting the book down one too many times. What I DID like was reading more about Xander's character. I felt like this was more about his side of the story. I stopped cheering for Cassia and Ky early on. I was more interested to find out how things would turn out for Xander.

I thought I could stick through this series and finish the story because I've come this far, but honestly it's been so boring each and every book, and this one is no different. In the end, I returned it without reading even halfway through it. So I guess now I don't know what happens to Cassia, but maybe someday I'll return to it...or maybe I just won't really care.

Not as good as the first two books. I felt like she was just dragging it out a bit. But still, overall, I enjoyed the series and the futuristic concepts. I love Xander and felt so sorry for him throughout the series. It all turned out well, I guess.

I was pleasantly surprised with this one - I didn't think I would like it at all, but I found it a really fitting end to the trilogy. It revealed a lot of interesting things, and it was the least slow book of the three. I think it honestly makes the first and second books better once you learn how much work actually went into all of it, how clues and hints were actually way back in the beginning. The only thing bad I really have to say is that it was no surprise who Cassia chose in the end. Though all of the books are a slow read, it's not a bad trilogy at all.

Lol watch this come to me when I have exams

Better than Crossed, but not nearly as good as Matched.

Soooo long and nothing happened.