This first book in the sci fi/dystopian series was not all that I was expecting, and I left it feeling a little disappointed. 
 Also, although I wasn't "spoiled" for anything in the book, it is a well known fact that the fandom hates Adam and loves Warner. So, this book was difficult to get through with Adam being such a main character and knowing that something is going to happen to ruin the image we get of him in this book. (Not that I liked him anyway...) 
 WHAT I LIKED: 
 -The writing is beautiful and didn't feel like I was reading a YA novel based on the writing. 
 -Juliette. I see a lot of potential in her character and I am very interested to see where she takes us. 
 -Warner. What a wonderful villain. His way of speaking and demeanor, although we saw little of it, was still such a treat. 
 WHAT I DISLIKED: 
 -Adam. As I said before, I already know something is going to go down with him, even though I don't know what it is, and as such, I cannot trust him. 
 -The INSTALOVE. Really?! I understand the poor girl has had no one touch her, but her obsession with him was part of the story I hated the most. She was such a more complex character when her thoughts weren't revolving around him. 
 -The lack of world building. It felt like a very basic dystopian premise without much explanation. 
 -Lack of characters. We really only got to see Adam and Juliette, with a few other characters mixed in that weren't really developed. Even Adam and Juliette were mostly wrapped up in each other, as I said before. This lack of character development seems common in the first book in a series and may just be something I should get used to... (nope.) 
 Overall, I didn't enjoy this book like I thought I would. I was more slogging through it in order to get to the rest of the books in the series, because I know so many fans of this series cannot be crazy.