"It has been sixty-four years since the president and the Consortium identified love as a disease, and forty-three since the scientists perfected a cure." 
 What a wonderful way to start a book. It intrigues you from the beginning and continues to hold you interest throughout the whole book. 
 Dystopia is still a very new genre for me. I think I've only read two books like this (The Hunger Games and Angelfall). So everything about it is still fresh and fascinating for me. 
 I enjoyed Delirium immensely. The idea of the world where love is treated like a disease is brilliant! Oppression by government, Invalid resistance, social disruption, rules, raids - it all was very thrilling. 
 Delirium doesn't have much dialogs. It's mostly Lena's thoughts and her perception of the world. But she is an interesting character so I was never bored being inside her head. 
 I will definitely read two upcoming books in this series.