Render
Spoiler-free description: With the truth finally revealed, Kress and Render lead the Seventeens on a dangerous journey. But nothing is ever quite as it seems, and danger lurks behind every corner…
About the Author:
K. A. Riley is a writer of speculative and science fiction, dedicated to creating worlds just different enough from our own to be entertaining, intriguing and a little frightening all at once. For Riley, writing isn’t a job. It’s a laboratory where readers can wander into a land of ideas; it’s a playground where they can scamper around, giggling, gasping, and freaking out to their hearts’ content.
I am going to be honest with you guys, I normally do not like the second book in a dystopian series, but I loved to Render a lot more than Recruitment! I love all of the twists and turns and I could not at all put this book down! I finished it in a couple of hours because I felt like I was apart of the Conspiracy. When they were mourning I right alongside them mourning.
I thought that Kress would be my favorite character because in many ways we are alike, but I think that Wisp was my favorite character in this book. I love the way that we were able to see her grow so much from the girl who was thrown from her brother to a girl who is now leading the resistance. She has grown so much and I know that Brohn is so proud of her.
This book was so much better than the first because it does not have a prolonged beginning. The book starts right after the Conspiracy has escaped. As you read this book you really start to connect with each person. You start to see them grow into people they never thought possible. While the recruitment of the seventeens was not a great thing, I feel as thought each character was able to grow so much because of it. They were able to figure out who they were. They were also able to grow closer together.
