This is one of those Dystopian books that hits a little too close to home - the separation and restriction of people who are "different" because the "non-different" people are afraid of them. I'm all in for it! I've had this series on my "to be read" list for awhile now but had never actually read any excerpts before now. It seems like a whole lot happened before this book (which makes sense because it's the fourth in the series) to get where they are in this book. I'm interested to see how the main character got to be so supportive of her oppressors and if she changes her mind about them being helpful.