*I received a copy of this book from the publisher via Netgalley* 
 I love, love, LOVE the concept of this one. It has a very creepy Stepford type feel to it and I was constantly raging at the characters in the book to get a clue! The city Rory has just moved to looks like a utopia on the outside, but secretly it is a dystopic nightmare of slavery and behavioral modification where you can't possibly know who to trust. 
 I loved the issues brought up with this book. Are you really guilty if you don't know you were doing wrong and believed that the other person was in their right mind? If the other person gives you every indication that your advances are welcome? 
 It was a good book and I couldn't put it down because I just had to see what would happen to Tate and Rory. 
 The characters could have been more fleshed out, especially Tate. He didn't act quite the way I would have expected him to. But isn't that the point of behavior modification? That the person you think you know isn't what you would expect? 
 I had a lot of fun reading this and I would recommend it to anyone who loves dystopian stories...but beware that there are explicit rape scenes!