The One” takes an enticing idea –what would happen if everyone could be romantically paired with their perfect match by DNA? – and squanders that by turning it into a mundane mystery. It’s not bad, as Netflix’s British binges go, but nor does the eight-episode run foster much of a love connection.

The One es, quizá, el mejor libro hasta ahora. La historia de las chicas de la Élite se va desarrollando más y llegamos a conocerlas muchísimo mejor que en los demás libros. Ahora ya no son sólo nombres, no son sólo "las que no son America", sino que son Kriss, Celeste y Elise. La manera en la que se crean y deshacen tensiones entre ellas le da a la historia picos dramáticos que no dejan que te aburras o que sueltes el libro un solo segundo. Then tell me how did a girl of no means, no connections, and no power manage to get this country within the reach of something it's been trying to achieve for years?'... 'Maybe if you were simply more welcoming, you'd have had your alliance with Italy years ago.'" -YAY she stands up to the king :) You said that to get things right one of us would have to take a leap of faith. I think I've discovered the canyon that must be leaped, and I hope to find you waiting for me on the other side.

How Did it End for Mark and Hannah?

Like when you have four girlfriends whose entire life purpose is being constantly available to you until you fall in love with them and/or decide they’re the best strategic choice for a life partner. For example, a team that is divided is disconnected and powerless. A team that is united is connected and powerful. The same applies to you. When you feel a sense of oneness, connection, and unity you feel strong. When you feel separate, you feel disconnected and weak. While he falls for Amy, he finds himself getting less and less satisfaction out of his gruesome kills. (His methods involve strangling victims with a garrote.) Upon finally reaching the home of number 30, Christopher is outsmarted — by Amy. If you ever wondered what it would be like if finding your soulmate was as easy as making a Tinder profile, Netflix has an answer for you. The Onerevolves around a new tech company that’s taken the world by storm, promising to match users with their perfect soulmates. But this seemingly sweet proposition comes with unintended consequences. Bottom line: Why did I reread this series? I don’t know! See you when I reread and rant about the spinoffs.

You're breaking a lot of rules, Miss Singer." "You're the prince. You can just pardon me." — Maxon Schreave and America Singer Despite the trouble my OTP had with saying "I love you," the romance was still amazing. It was perfect. It was so adorable and sweet and steamy. I swooned and awwwwed so much in this book. I had a goofy grin on my face basically the whole book. I could gush and fangirl about it forever but I think these quotes sum it up quite nicely:

Can Someone Have More Than One Match?

While this book is very dumb (and that’s basically a fact at this point), it’s not horrible or grueling to read or anything. Southern Charm' Star Olivia Flowers Shades 'RHOBH' Star Crystal Kung Minkoff After BravoCon: "I Thought She Was Rude"

Gillian: Do you want to talk about how accidentally sexist this is? And how SPOILER needs a girl he can protect and SPOILER needs a man to shield her and guide her? And how these are held to be very, very good things?Throughout the series, I never felt like the rebels were truly threats, they never seemed very dangerous. Things changed towards the last half of The One, which I appreciated. I need your help." Without batting an eye, he responded, "Anything." — America Singer and Aspen Leger Stream It Or Skip It: 'A Nearly Normal Family' On Netflix, Where A Family's Secrets Come Out When The Daughter Is Accused Of Murder