by Veronica Roth The third installment of this series was for me the least enjoyable. The plot, the twists and the characters didn’t feel real anymore and it all sort of felt forced. I had hoped to get a resolution to the conflict that had started this whole series, but instead we’re here thrown into something completely different and the thing that the two other books have been building up to sort of got forgotten a bit. The best part about this book was the alternating POV’s that enabled me to get into Four’s head. It was nice to be able to see how he tough and felt, but somehow I wished he’d have kept some of his personality from Divergent a bit more. In this book  he’s kind of changing from a tough guy to that of a scared little wimp at times and I don’t like that. I get his love for Tris (well I don’t really get why he likes her, but I get that he does) but loving someone doesn’t have to make you chance into someone else. The book is written in an easy way that makes it fast to read and there is certainly…