What did I think, you ask? One word! A-M-A-Z-I-N-G :D 
 I abosolutely Loved the world DeStefano created. Rhine was a very strong character despite everything bad that's happened to her in her lifetime: ever closing in expiration date, parents violent death's, surviving in poverty, living in fear, getting kidnapped, sold, married off into a polygamy household...that's a lot for a 16 year old girl to deal with. Despite all of this though, she seemed to accept things as they were and roll with the bad. Though, always expressing her grief along the way, she never liked to let others see it. 
 The plotlines moved along strangely, sometimes things were very unexpected, while others I could see coming a mile away. But I loved this about the story because it was a lot like real life in some ways. 
 Now about the characters. I've already talked about Rhine a bit, who's very relatable and I think she seemed to grow a lot through the length of her months in her new forced surroundings. 
 Gabriel- Sadly I could see a lot of potential for him yet we never really got to know him all that well. He's still kind of a ghost of a character, though I can see why Rhine liked him we just didn't get to see in depth who Gabriel was. But neither did Rhine, so I think that was kind of the point, she acknowledged this fact at one point and I get the hint we'll get to know him more in the second book :) 
 Rowen Rhine's brother. Like Gabriel we don't know him, though even less so because all that we know of him is her memories. 
 Linden Ah the husband. I had mixed feelings about him. He was nice I suppose, but gross all the same. Multiple wives with sexual relations with all of them? No thanks. That kills all romantic lead material the guy might have. Plus he's weak and oblivious to the world. Needless to say I had a like/dislike relationship with him, nothing strong enough on either side because, again, we didn't know him that well. Actually, now that I think about it, none of the males were very strongly developed characters here. Hmm 
 Jenna She would be me. Stays quiet, gathers information in the shadows (sounds kind of creepish I know Lol, don't judge me! ;P), reads a lot, wants a trampoline, suffer in silence type. Frankly I thought she was a very strong character and despite her own suffering she consoled her sister-wives, Rhine mostly, and helped them when she herself needed help. 
 Cecily Annoying, needy, bratty. Pretty much everything expected of her age, which is far too young to become a wife. I wasn't sure if I liked her throughout the story, but I think I've kind of grown to like her. :) 
 Dierdre She was a sweet kid and like many other characters in this book I wish we got to know her more. That was kind of the only thing that really bugged me about the story, though I could understand. Rhine herself was mainly just consumed in escaping, not getting to know the help. Though some facial and appearance descriptions would have been kind of nice. :) 
 OVERALL I loved the book, aside from a few little nit picky things, it was fantastic! I would recommend it to dystopia readers and just anyone in need of a good book to read! ;D The writing style was also somewhat unique and it took a bit of getting used to but in the end I loved it!