Decreased appetite, weight loss, lack of concentration, mood swings: all symptoms of amor deliria nervosa. Luckily, there's a cure, administered to all citizens as soon after their 18th birthdays as possible. Lena is looking forward to having the Cure, to getting her match, to having her life's choices settled. But just months before she's to get her cure--on the day of her evaluation, when she'll give the panel the information they need to make those decisions for her--she meets the person who will infect her. It's an infection as old as time, and deadly dangerous: Lena has fallen in love. 
 Another dystopia in which the government makes all choices (see also: The Giver, Matched) and offers a surgical fix to "dangerous" thoughts and emotions (see also: Uglies), while offering the perfect, we'll-always-be-together romance of teenagers (see also: the not-dystopian Shiver, which maybe I see parallels to because I think it's the same narrator on the audio book? It's read in the same tone and cadence, anyway.). 
 Not surprised to see this is the first in a series. The romance, as well as several other plot twists, are fairly predictable; that won't stop the high school girls from clamoring for this one. I'd have liked to see more of the world-building and get a fuller picture besides EVIL REGULATORS and EMOTIONLESS CURED ADULTS, but the thrust of the book is really more the love story than the dystopia, so it's probably not fair to judge it against that bar. 3 stars as dystopia; 4 as romance.