SOOO this book. I waited a while to read it, which is really strange actually, mostly because I finished Divergent and Insurgent back to back, before there was a movie deal. I stumbled upon them when I first bought my Kindle Fire and loved them, and even shared them with my old English teacher who also, loved them. But I waited on this one and I'm not sure why. 
 I'm pretty sure I decided to pick up this book because I saw the Divergent movie and remembered how much I loved it and figured I should finish it. But I also thought, because I saw a quick review on GoodReads that it had been spoiled for me, and what I thought was the ending sounded absolutely horrendously terrible so I decided just to not. 
 BUT, that wasn't the ending that I thought it was going to be. It was actually totally different, and I was really actually happy with it. I have this thing for when bad things happen to the main characters of books (No Spoilers!) but I was really really really happy with it. And Four, I seriously fell even more in love with Four. It helps that Theo James plays him the movie, right? 
 But back to the book, I wasn't a huge fan of the whole scientific aspect of it, which is honestly so strange because that's what I really loved about the Birthmarked Trilogy by Caragh O Brien (which I also have yet to read the last book...Do you see a pattern? Same with the Cahill Witch Chronicles by Jessica Spotswood...hmmm..) But it just seemed kind of thrown at you, it didn't REALLY felt like it was built up to, and what I liked about this series is that it didn't seem like The Maze Runner or whatever where people were calling the shots. Either way, I actually really enjoyed this book, and I'm happy the ending wasn't what I thought it was. 
 And I really love Four. Like it might actually rival my love for Nico DiAngelo, which as most of you probably know from my House of Hades review, is strong. 
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