Reboot: Volume 1

With this book, Ms Tintera became on of my favorite writers. I don't know exactly why I like this book so much. The tone of this dystopian read is rather dark and somewhat violent.. Kids dying of a disease only to come alive again as something less than human, then enslaved to do the government's bidding. But amidst the secrets and mistreatment of the "Reboots" a light is sparked. He's number 22. He's as close to human as a Reboot can get, and as such his chances of survival are slim to none. You can't help but like him from the time he's introduced. When 22 chooses the almost robotic, but deadly, 178 to train him, an almost comedic romance starts to blossom. The depths of the characters aren't thrown at you all at once, but slowly peeled back, layer by layer, along with the secrets of the government faction that controls the Reboots . It keeps the story fresh and fast paced.

This book, Reboot, was not only good, wonderful. I had to read the entire thing in one sitting. The thought of coming back to life, after death, is pretty cool. Although it almost sounds like they are all zombies. And the way that these Reboots can heal back like Deadpool. I just want to teleport on into the story, and try getting Rebooted as well (While acting like I was the real Deadpool). [But I would be the REAL Deadpool there]

Had a hard time rating this. Really loved the storyline, super cool idea and exicution. But wasnt crazy about the love ijterest, no buildup, just sort of happened. And then the part (dont want to give away anything! Just the partvat HARC) at the end of the book just went so quickly and smoothly. But overall I liked it