Reborn by Jenna Greene
Reborn
by Jenna Greene
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My Ratings 4.4/5
Synopsis
Seven times marked. One way out...
From birth, Lexil is counted among the marked, souls who have lived before and must now serve those who are on their first lives. Which means she’s doomed to a life of slavery with its hard labors and brutal punishments. A life she’s learning to endure.
But when the marked child she’s befriended is faced with a fate worse than death, Lexil decides to fight back. No matter the risk, no matter the cost.
Her only hope is to flee to the Wastelands with the one person she trusts, Finn. As he leads them through the deadly lands, she realizes that there are only two classes of people in the dangerous wilds, the hunters and the hunted. And among them, those who carry the knowledge of what it truly means to be a Reborn.
But to get to that truth and escape the barren lands alive, Lexil must face challenges that will test everything she thought she knew--and everything she thought she was…
The 100 meets Hunger Games and Divergent in this stunning young adult Dystopian series. Scroll up and one-click now to find out if being a Reborn is a myth, a curse...or an incredible destiny.
My Thoughts
A gunshot of fun with a wicked sense of timing and a cast of characters that you're pumping your fist in the air with whenever they succeed. I haven't been this much on the edge of my seat for an ending in years. Amazingly 'frakking' good read [featuring] incredible creative detail . . . I grinned at the sheer audacity of characters imagination. Reborn
by Jenna Greene has been one of the most hyped book lately. The book had been on my TBR list for quite a while and I decided to re-read it as soon as I completed it.
I was engrossed in this book from the start. Hooked from the get-go. The settings are extreme and varied, changing from one page to the next but never becoming confused. The world building has the power to do that, so it makes sense when it does. I’m not going to give you any spoilers, but I can’t recommend this highly enough. Great characters , great plotline and world building.
Fantastic ... I can't remember the last time I was simultaneously this entertained and this disturbed. The One is a clever story with great pacing but it's the characters that make this a standout thrilling dystopian fiction.
Highly Recommended!
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