
Member Reviews

Conform appears poised to explore familiar dystopian themes – rebellion against oppressive regimes, the fight for individuality, the definition of humanity in a controlled society – through the intimate lens of Emeline's emotional and ethical struggles. The central mystery surrounding why she was chosen, Collin's true motives, and the escalating brutality of the Illum promise narrative tension. Sullivan seems ready to ask compelling questions: What does it mean to love when choice is restricted? What sacrifices are necessary for freedom? And can one break the mold without shattering oneself?
For readers seeking a character-driven dystopian tale blending high-stakes societal conflict with intricate romantic and political intrigue, Conform presents itself as a compelling new entry, promising a journey of self-discovery amidst rebellion and forbidden connections. The series potential suggests a broad canvas for exploring this meticulously controlled, yet simmering, future world.

I absolutely loved Conform. This book has everything that makes me fall for a romance, but it’s so much more than just the love story. Jenna Bush Hager creates a world where control, resistance, and love collide, and I was hooked from the first page. The romance is messy, complex, and feels so real. The relationships are crafted with such emotional depth, and the story constantly had me questioning everything. I couldn’t stop thinking about it long after I finished. I’ll definitely be eagerly awaiting the next book in the series.

Conform has left me utterly captivated, and I can’t stop thinking about the whirlwind of emotions, power struggles, and romance that unfolds within its pages. The world-building is so immersive. The themes of freedom, identity, and love are woven seamlessly into the narrative, and I was completely hooked by the complexity of Emeline’s emotions and decisions. The tension between duty and desire, survival and love, is palpable throughout the story, and the way the author handles the internal and external conflicts felt so raw and real. As the story builds toward its dramatic conclusion, I found myself both desperate for answers and dreading the inevitable choices that Emeline would have to make. It’s a gripping, emotional ride with a romance that is intense, yet layered with deep personal and moral dilemmas. I can’t wait to see how this series unfolds, and I’m already counting down the days until the next book.