Review: Good story progression
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 10 29, 2013
Good continuation of the series.  The first half of the book is very fast-paced action as Zoe and Noah are moving from place to place to avoid being discovered.  Grandpa V seems to have a team dedicated to finding them as he is busy running for president.  Noah wishes he could do more by way of his blog protest and warning the public about Grandpa V's true motives but anytime he's posted something, they've been discovered.Noah and Zoe continue to struggle through their feelings for each other and trying to figure out where their relationship stands.  There's attraction and a desire to be together, but Noah wants it to be genuine and in doing so is pushing Zoe away.  Zoe feels manipulated and a number of times it causes her to run away , which, of course, NEVER ends up well.  There are some new characters introduced that come in-between the already tense relationship between Noah and Zoe.The government continues to grow more and more dystopian at an alarming rate.  It makes you wonder how the rest of the world can so easily be ok with all the new rules being introduced and technology taking over the world.  Noah and Zoe however make new friends, though we have yet to figure out whether they can be trusted.  They start learning how to fight, which does and will continue to come in handy in their fight for freedom.The story is very well-written and flows very well from where book 1 left off.  The story progresses at a good pace and we are left wanting to know more...on to book 3!!