I would like to own this book because this series interests me and I love fiction books. It would make me so happy to win this book!

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This book is so amazing. Mila and Hunter are on the run from Holland and the Vita Obscura, all the while, Hunter being completely oblivious to the fact that Mila is an android and his parents work for the Vita Obscura. When discovering all this, he recoils and begins to lose his trust in Mila. The Vita Obscura find Mila and remove her emotions chip. Mila looses all emotion except anger and hatred. Under Quinn's order, Mila shoots Hunter's stepdad, further loosing Hunter's trust. Lucas, her forever faithful friend swoops in last minute and restores the emotional chip that was removed. She attempts a mistake only to be tased and deserted in a desert. Lucas retrieves her there and fills her in about the bomb that was planted in her. Mila and Lucas then begin a journey on their own, develop a love for each other, and bring Holland to his justice. Read MILA 2.0, Redemption, for the next book. IT IS AMAZING!!! GO Mila and Lucas! Mica! ;)

This book could not have been more beautifully written. Mila,on the run from Holland and facing the fear of a bomb in her abdomen. Having showed Hunter what she is and being under Quinn's control, she shot his stepdad. Now, Hunter hates her and doesn't trust her, the guy Mila loved so much. Mila is in hiding with Lucas, who has stood by her side through the thick and thin during the tests and pretty much, the whole story. The entire time, Mila feels as if she is betraying Hunter, and realizes that Lucas was the one for her. Their love is so beautiful and amazing that is was unbearable and so heartbreaking for Holland to activate the bomb and end their love. I cried a lot and I read my own copy a lot just to remember it. Mila rescues the victims of Grassi and their hybrid android experiments. I love this series, this book, and most certainly, how beautiful this story was written. I most certainly recommend this book to anyone 13+.

This book is definitely a must-read. Rose Lee is a black girl who lives a pretty unfair life. Slaves are freed, but what is freedom if you can't vote without the fear of getting killed? Hallelujah (his real name isn't Hallelujah) and Rose try to figure this out during their struggle against racial discrimination. Blacks are pushing on the right to vote, but Rose's grandma Pearl, or ma, says otherwise. She says that we shouldn't meddle with that kinda stuff. The roof that Rose and her family live underneath is provided by a White owner who pays them so little for housekeeping and cotton-picking, so Ma Pearl doesn't want to be kicked off their land. But that isn't the only unfairness that Rose has to endure. She lives with unfairness everyday under her own roof! For one, her cousin, Queen (that is her real name), doesn't do squat around the house! Her complexion is too light, and musn't be out in sun darkening her skin, as Grandma Pearl says. Not only that, Rose and her brother were given to their grandma when their mom married off to a different family to take care of their kids. Rose feels as if her mom doesn't like her because she's so dark, she's a midnight without a moon. Dive into these pages as you feel the pains of Black's in the South. This book is amazing and cannot go being unread. There is a sequel called- A Sky Full Of Stars. You will like it a lot!