Delirium and Pandemonium by Lauren Olive

I put her behind the fence, behind the walls of smoke and fire. "In this sentence, Rena points to her old self who left Portland and the old self that she left in the wilderness, although the character of Ren differs quite differently from the two books, I like Alec, Sis.

DELIRIUM began valuable distortion trilogy of Lauren Oliver. For the changing world, personal choice is forbidden, love is a crime. Everyone in this civilization eventually suffered from the illness of "amor deliria nervosa", suspects who showed early symptoms were arrested and immediately underwent surgery. Lena Haloway is a wise and average 17-year-old group looking forward to the cure of this disease known as "love". Her nervous program is scheduled to be completed in a few weeks; she is concerned about interviews and pain, but she is looking forward to the end of social judgment. To the best of her knowledge, she has never been infected with this disease. However, because she became unconscious and ultimately succumbed to suicide, her mother was regarded as a troublemaker. After her husband died of cancer her treatment was not functioning properly and she continued to show love even if the operation was forced to be repeated.

The best-selling writer Loren Oliver's series is another very popular utopia young adult's book. The best part for us is that it is quite localized. In Portland, Maine the second book I recently discovered "Pandemonium" began in Rochester, New Hampshire. In the near future, this series depicts a gray nonsense life eliminating illegal emotions: love. Lena Holoway is a 17 year old girl based on simple empirical truth. Love is evil. She carefully observed whether there was signs of deliria - this disease will lead to love. She will be able to receive treatment as soon as 18 years of age - brain surgery completely eliminates her affection ability. This is necessary treatment, unwillingness. But Rena is afraid of sickness and can not wait. She taught love for all that her life is worth worrying about.