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A review by deliciouslycarnalcourtships
Reactive by Becky Moynihan
5.0
If you are remotely at all interested in dystopian stories, this series is for you. It is a cross between Hunger Games and Shatter Me and will leave you dying for the next book in the series.
Lune Tatum is stuck in a city she wants no part of. The worst part, it's run by her adoptive father who is as cruel as they come. In order to escape she has to win. Winning was never a problem until Bren shows up and turns her whole world upside down. Now Lune must chose between being free and ultimately trapping Bren.
The character development and pace of the book is nothing short of awesome. Becky does an incredible job of sucking you in and making you attached to the characters and their well being. the sarcastic banter and sass from Lune will leave you cheering her on throughout the entire book. Not only do you want her to succeed you want her relationships to as well. While Bren is basically as perfect as they come, I found myself drawn to Ryker. He doesn't make much of an appearance in this book but I am hoping that changes later in the series.
Warning, (although the next book is out so you can just start it immediately), it leaves on a cliffhanger. One that will make you want to start reading the next book immediately! So you should go do that.
Lune Tatum is stuck in a city she wants no part of. The worst part, it's run by her adoptive father who is as cruel as they come. In order to escape she has to win. Winning was never a problem until Bren shows up and turns her whole world upside down. Now Lune must chose between being free and ultimately trapping Bren.
The character development and pace of the book is nothing short of awesome. Becky does an incredible job of sucking you in and making you attached to the characters and their well being. the sarcastic banter and sass from Lune will leave you cheering her on throughout the entire book. Not only do you want her to succeed you want her relationships to as well. While Bren is basically as perfect as they come, I found myself drawn to Ryker. He doesn't make much of an appearance in this book but I am hoping that changes later in the series.
Warning, (although the next book is out so you can just start it immediately), it leaves on a cliffhanger. One that will make you want to start reading the next book immediately! So you should go do that.