Rebel (Reboot, 2)

This book starts exactly where book one left off. Wren, Callum and the other Reboots joined other Reboots on a reservation. They were wanting to start a new life and were faced with the reality of an impending war with those they just left.

I found the story a little slow at the beginning. Once Wren left the reservation for the last time the story really picked up. The second half of the book went by very fast.

What I found most interesting was the concept of prejudice throughout the story. It wasn't the focus and there was no soap box. Most of the focus was the action, the story was about Wren and Callum and where they were going. Despite the diminished population as we spent time in their world we were unable to avoid the contention between the humans and the reboots. One of the things that made it even more interesting was the line between the two was incredibly thin. I just liked how it was there and a constant, but our noses weren't rubbed in the concept.