This is the 2nd dystopian I have read, with the first one being the Hunger Games trilogy. Although the concept behind the dystopian world intrigues me, I don't understand the need for love triangles. I really do not like love triangles. I think when I read the summary for this book, I expected the first boy to be indifferent. I guess I didn't pay close enough attention to the details, otherwise I probably would not have bothered with this book. After Hunger Games and Matched, I can't help wonder if dystopians and love triangles go hand in hand. Anyway, I did find the world built in this story interesting and I'm curious enough about this world to continue the series. However, I think I need to read something a little more upbeat first.