http://christinareadsya.blogspot.com/2014/03/mbti-divergent-young-adult-veronica-roth-fiction.html

Since the Divergent adaptation is coming soon (March 21, 2014), I decided that I would bring back my old feature on MBTI in YA fiction as a way of also promoting the film. I previously did this feature with Vampire Academy by Richelle Mead and its adaptation.

(Never heard of the Myers-Briggs Type Indicator? It’s a personality test that sorts you according to your preference re: attitudes (introversion/extroversion), functions (intuition/sensing, thinking/feeling), and lifestyle (judging/perceiving). If you’re curious about what type you are, you can look through this chart or take this test. For more information on MBTI, you can look at my previous post.)

18 + Due to Strong Sexual Content, Extreme Violence 

Book Geeks Unite says: “…raw, edgy, unpredictable, and even funny in parts. I was pleasantly surprised and entertained by this erotic thriller.” 

Amber’s Reading Room says: “It’s dark and twisted just the way I like it.” 

Book blogger Pia Bernardino says: “All Of Her Men is unapologetic, unconventional, unpredictable, interesting, tough and witty ...” 

Jolene is no ordinary woman. She’s young, vivacious, and oh so dangerous. Burdened by her uncontrollable urges, Jolene struggles to live with a sexual dysfunction so harsh it consumes her entirely. 

But when she starts receiving strange letters she suspects the worst. Someone saw her in a compromising situation. But what did they see? And what do they want? And how the hell did they find her? 

“It’s like Dexter meets 50 Shades of Gray.” Ryan (reader)

What was the first book that ever made you cry?

Mine: "Noughts & Crosses" by Malorie Blackman. It blew my little 12 year old mind then made me sob like a 6 year old. Actually, I'm 23 and I still sob for Britain at almost anything.