Well, I enjoyed it, but it's another utopia/dystopia book that once the society and structure are taken away and the characters are completely taken out of that element, it's SUCH a different book that I'm a little lost and disjointed from the first book. Cassia and Ky have gone through so many changes that they really are different people so it's hard for me to transition from one book to the next. Nevertheless, very interesting and it picked up a lot more towards the middle! 
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 Ah, another sequel that I just don't know where to place on the rating scale. I keep finding that especially with novels that follow this pattern (once utopian society, realizations occur and image shattered, commence breakaway from society), I get so wrapped up and enthralled by the first book that once the whole setting/tone/goal changes in the second book, it's just so different that I don't know how to compare (I felt the same way about Pandemonium and connecting it back to Delirium and on a smaller scale with The Hunger Games/Catching Fire/Mockingjay). It was definitely an interesting story and I thought it really picked up in the middle once it was a little more than Cassia and Ky playing catch up with each other and there were bigger obstacles ahead. Overall, I felt like it was a good story, but I didn't feel like the characters were developed as much as I wanted. I still felt like they were a little flat, a lot more so than in Matched, and even though their history was revealed a bit more, I didn't feel a lot of personality coming from Cassia or Ky.