I listened to the audiobook version of Divergent, narrated by Emma Galvin and enjoyed the book and the narration. Divergent is a very strong entry into the YA Dystopian genre and the last 1/4 of the book ramped up and wouldn't let go of me until I finished it at 2a. 
 I found my brain more engaged with the main character than my emotions but enjoyed contemplating what choices I would have made in the situations presented and admiring Tris' sometimes ruthless practicality and determination to be true to who she thought she should be. 
 The writing was strong, the pace good (although the first 1/2 could have been condensed a bit) and the world-building was solid. Though there were a (few) instance of descriptions that brought me out of the story (e.g. why does a character describe "red blood" when touching it in the dark) the writing was remarkably free of a lot of the cliches and trite descriptions I've encountered lately. Considering this is a debut novel by a very young writer, you can count me impressed and I look forward to reading more by this author.