Since I don't find it fair to rate books I haven't finished, I'll go ahead and leave this star rating blank. But that doesn't mean that I won't be writing a review, even though mostly nobody will be reading it. 
 I think I could have liked this book if two things were different: 
 1. The characters and 
 2. The writing 
 So, basically, I wish the entire book was different. 
 To be honest, the story could have been interesting, and I didn't necessarily hate Day. But, COME ON!! Was it necessary for June to be so damn perfect? Not only was she super intelligent, but she was smart, and athletic, and sassy, and loved by everyone (except her elders, whom actually did love her) and beautiful and compassionate and thoughtful and...I could go all day long. Seriously, think of any good quality and she has got it. It was sickening, annoying and downright unrealistic. I wanted to throw up while reading it. 
 And the insta-love. Talk about nauseating. Day sees her and BAM! He's smitten. (view spoiler)[And then, even though he's all like, "She basically held the gun to my mother's head," in one thought, in the next he's thinking about her gold flecked eyes (BLECH! Brown is brown, dude! Fucking gold flecked eyes my ass!) (hide spoiler)] 
 It was all just so...juvenile. And I hate to say that because I love the shit out of YA. I really do, and I hate reading reviews where people are all like, "This book was so young," because, well, it's young adult. But I mean, really, fifteen years old and you're the Republic's most treasured agent and despised criminal? Are you even fully developed at fifteen?? 
 No. No, you're not. 
 The writing was choppy, the character's inner monologues inane and irrelevant. While reading, I kept wondering why I was still reading. So I stopped, even though I was just so close to finishing, because I have better things to do with my time. Like, anything else.