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A review by stuckinafictionaluniverse
Reboot by Amy Tintera
3.0
3.5
Amy Tintera's debut novel is fast-paced, has a great concept and could be read in a single sitting(naturally it took me almost a week, but let's not go into that).
I was surprised by how much I enjoyed the romance, since several reviewers had problems with it. It was sweet and tender; like something you'd find in a contemporary romance.
The friendship-like bond Wren and Callum formed and their comments to one another made up for their otherwise lukewarm chemistry.
The characters were well-developed, although the story focused a little too much on the MC and the love interest. The cast of secondary characters had potential that went to waste. There were many people in this book, and each and every one of them needed their share of the spotlight.
The last 50 pages dragged and made me uninterested, but the rest of the book had me hooked.
I will read the sequel, though it's not one I'll be rushing to make time for.
Recommended for fans of Legend by Marie Lu.
Amy Tintera's debut novel is fast-paced, has a great concept and could be read in a single sitting
I was surprised by how much I enjoyed the romance, since several reviewers had problems with it. It was sweet and tender; like something you'd find in a contemporary romance.
The friendship-like bond Wren and Callum formed and their comments to one another made up for their otherwise lukewarm chemistry.
The characters were well-developed, although the story focused a little too much on the MC and the love interest. The cast of secondary characters had potential that went to waste. There were many people in this book, and each and every one of them needed their share of the spotlight.
The last 50 pages dragged and made me uninterested, but the rest of the book had me hooked.
I will read the sequel, though it's not one I'll be rushing to make time for.
Recommended for fans of Legend by Marie Lu.