Amy Tintera

The sequel to the action-packed Reboot is a can't-miss thrill ride, perfect for fans of James Patterson and Marie Lu. After coming back from death as Reboots and being trained by HARC as soldiers, Wren and Callum have finally escaped north, where they hope to find a life of freedom. But when they arrive at the Reboot reservation, it isn't what they expected. Under the rule of a bloodthirsty leader, Micah, the Reboots are about to wage an all-out war on the humans. Although Wren's instincts are telling her to set off into the wilderness and leave the battle far behind, Callum is unwilling to let his human family be murdered. When Micah commits the ultimate betrayal, the choice is made for them. But Micah has also made a fatal mistake—he's underestimated Wren and Callum. The explosive finale to the Reboot duology is full of riveting action and steamy love scenes as Wren and Callum become rebels against their own kind.

Rebel

nina 

3.5 stars -> this is my first time reading this book, I don't know why GR is saying otherwise
 A quote from my favourite friendship in this book:
"'Say please, Riley'
I tried to glare at him without smiling. 'Please stop being a pain in the ass, Riley.'
He chuckled. 'I'll see what Micah says. You do realise I know you're up to something, right.'
'I don't know what you mean.'
'I feel hurt you don't trust me'
I punched his shoulder as I passed him 'Payback's a b*tch.'" 

After 3 years, I have finally read this sequel, and as a whole I am quite satisfied with this series. I think the story had a nice arc that suited well as a duology. I don't think I would have liked if the series was dragged onto a trilogy or longer. Quite a few of the characters I remembered absolutely nothing about or what happened to them in the first book, but the plot in the first book was brought up a few times, which was handy since I had waited so long to read this. 

I love how all the Reboots (and even some humans) look up to Wren. She was a badass many times in this book, and I loved it. I also loved her relationship with Riley, since they knew each other before Wren came out of her HARC-brainwashed shell. 
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Riley deserved better 2k14

Cal and Wren seriously need to cool it a bit on the PDA. I swear the same sentences repeated themselves over and over again. You love each other, we get it (hide spoiler)]

Tayla 

loved this book. Loved Rebel. Loved the fact that there were only TWO books. I repeat... TWO. I didn't have to get annoyed because I was seven books behind. These books are fast reads, they are fast paced and they are AWESOME.

Menna Khaled

Review to come soon 
But damn that's a freaking amazing book

Megan Gober

I accidentally read Rebel (book #2) before Reboot. BUT, given that I had ZERO knowledge of the story line going into book two, Amy Tintera did an amazing job of building up the back story just enough so I could develop an understanding while still feeding my curiosity. 

I plan to read book #1, when I do, maybe I'll revise this one.

Jessica Nottingham

If you'll recall, I rather liked Reboot, the first book in this series. It was one of those books that you have to suspend disbelief to enjoy, but it was a fun ride. When Rebel popped up on my recommendations in Audible, I was excited! Khristine Hvam narrates both of these, and she's one of my all time favorite narrators. I was definitely ready to drop back into a world filled with reboots. Ready to see what atrocities HARC would commit now. I guess I was just ready for some action.
 
Talking solely about the audio book aspect of this, the first miss for me was that there are two narrators this time around. Mike Chamberlain takes on the voice of Callum, our male protagnoist, and I wasn't a fan of him at all. His voice is flat. It never changes, despite switching characters or having certain emotional cues. He drove me crazy. Of course every other chapter it would switch to Wren's perspective, and therefore to Khristine Hvam's wonderful voice, and all was well with the world. I wish they would have left her as the sole narrator. I could have done without an actual male voice for Callum.
 
Where the first book blew me away with its action and originality, Rebel just felt like it was rehashing a lot of the same things. The big cliffhanger at the end of Reboot left you wondering where Wren and Callum would go next. We find that out right at the beginning of this book, and I was less than impressed. Micah was an okay villain. His plot to bring about devastation and change a decent plot tool. The problem was that I didn't feel like anything new was being done. The first book had daring escapes, shoot outs and secrets. This one just felt lackluster compared to that.
 
What I will say is that Amy Tintera does her readers a solid by answering any and all questions that might have been left lingering. Everything I wondered about came to fruition in this book. I couldn't help but smile as Wren and Callum were closer than ever, and Wren's emotions finally started to turn into something almost human. Do I feel like there was a bit too much romance here? No. It balances out nicely with everything else. Actually, I would have almost liked to see a little more action. I missed my kick-ass Wren. I really did.

Jeremy Cote

Great book. This novel built on the story of the second and had a great plot. I really liked the switched perspectives between Callum and Wren, but most importantly, I enjoyed the fact that you could actually tell their characters apart. This is a flaw I've seen in some novels, but this one definitely didn't have it. Callum and Wren's mind sets are virtually opposite, which makes for a great clash of personalities.

Rebecca Harwood

Kaddi 

zahara :)

Carla

Adrianne

Rina

Heather Eason

The sequel and exciting conclusion to the action-packed Reboot is a can't-miss thrill ride, perfect for fans of James Patterson, Veronica Roth and Marie Lu.

Rebel

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