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A review by odurant8
Rated by Melissa Grey
3.0
Received from Libro.fm in exchange for an honest review.
An interesting addition to the vast library of teen dystopian novels out there. Macleod Andrews is an excellent narrator, which kept me listening. I liked some of the characters, even though at times they felt a bit like checkboxes (nerd, jock, outcast, etc.)
Ultimately, the end of the book falls flat because it takes a surprise twist and the spoils it with too much explanation, à la Scooby Doo or traditional mysteries.
I expected there to be a sequel to this book, because it’s left open enough, but there isn’t one. I would have been interested enough to see how the characters dismantle a harmful system.
An interesting addition to the vast library of teen dystopian novels out there. Macleod Andrews is an excellent narrator, which kept me listening. I liked some of the characters, even though at times they felt a bit like checkboxes (nerd, jock, outcast, etc.)
Ultimately, the end of the book falls flat because it takes a surprise twist and the spoils it with too much explanation, à la Scooby Doo or traditional mysteries.
I expected there to be a sequel to this book, because it’s left open enough, but there isn’t one. I would have been interested enough to see how the characters dismantle a harmful system.