Duece has always known about the world in difinitive ways. Things were good or bad. You became one thing when you became an adult; a Breeder, a Builder, a Healer, or a Hunter. When she is exiled from this life, she finds that nothing is limited to one definition--even the Freaks show her that. 
 When Duece, Fade, Teagan, and Stalker find civilization, will they take to it or rebel against it? 
 Through most of this book, I found that Duece has been dealing with confusion in every part of this new life. Who is she? Who is loyal 
 ? How can she grasp what others may be feeling if she can't understand her own? 
 'Perhaps that was the point; life, if you did it right, meant learning and changing. If you didn't, you died--or stopped growing--which amounted to more or less the same thing.' 
 * 'If I became the girl in the mirror, I might lose my ability to protect myself, physically and emotionally. Yet, I had two broken halves--and each quietly waged war against the other.' 
 This book was filled with action and interaction. I loved every single page of it.