At first this felt a bit tired. I've read so many dystopians with a similar set up. Repressive society, tries to put everyone in the same box. Confused teen unsure of her place in the world. Finds a way to resist. First person, present tense. 
 The premise of this book is that love is a disease, and at age 18 everyone undergoes an operation to "cure" them, so they can no longer love. 
 As the book developed, the relationship between the main character and her love interest flourished. The second half of the book had a good pace and the emotions of the teen falling in love, and the ensuing fight against society come over well. 
 Not sure I liked the ending, though.