While the world portrayed in Eve is a terrifying one, fortunately, (and unfortunately for the book) I can't see it happening in real life, even in a post-apocalyptic one. Eve lives in a world that has been devastated by a deadly Plague, leaving countless children orphans. Long story short, girls are later forced to be breeding machines to help populate the world. 
 I can't see our world descending to that level, that we would force our females to become breeding vessels just to repopulate the world. The world-building seems a little off as well. I know that the focus of the novel is on Eve and the rest of the orphan children but what is the rest of the world doing? 
 Eve is not a very likable person. It's just something in her personality that doesn't sit quite right with me. Another big issue for me is that she falls in love too easily and too quickly. For someone who was raised to fear men, she trusts and falls in love with them rather easily. 
 I did like the love interest, Caleb, though. He wasn't the over-protective control freak type. He genuinely cared for Eve and her friend, Arden and values her opinion. 
 Overall, the novel was a standard one, but I'm bumping it up to 3 stars because the romantic in me was just tearing up at the ending and I really want to know what happens in the sequel. 
 (view spoiler)[P.S. I really think The King is the anti-christ. (hide spoiler)]