Full review here. 
 What I like best about the Mila 2.0 series is that it is a sci-fi story that had a baby with a contemporary romance. Much like how Mila is a mix of human and manmade parts, this story takes two opposing genres and mixes them beautifully. On one hand, Mila is an android, a superweapon created by the military, but on the other hand, she's a teenage girl with a crush on a cute boy and parent issues. I think it's so cool how Debra mixes these elements, creating action and intrigue but balancing it with the sweet, tender moments of a fledgling romance. By doing this, Debra is able to take a highly improbable high science concept and make it relatable by nature of making Mila a more sympathetic character. She may not have human skin and bones, but her human emotions help me to empathize with her. And, as you all know, any time a book makes me feel something, I'm 100% more likely to enjoy reading it. 
 I really like Mila as our protagonist because she's so relatable. She's almost too human, which I know is by design, and makes the reader root for her all the more. The entirety of Mila's conflict, both internal and external, is based on the fact that she feels like a human, but her android side-and those who consider it her only side-won't let her ignore that she isn't human. This does drag up the debate of what the term human truly means, and I think that is exactly what book three is going to explore so I won't get into it right now. I will simply state that I think the overwhelming presence of Mila's emotions will not be suppressed, and that the fact that she feels sorrow, guilt, and love so deeply make her more human than people I know in my own life. 
 I really enjoyed the first part of Renegade because of the way it explores Mila and Hunter's relationship. Before, they were kids with a connection. Now, they're fugitives, bound by their growing feelings and even the lies they're keeping. I chose the excerpt I did because it so clearly demonstrates the sweetness of their romance while also hinting at the dangers lurking around them and in their own minds. This is the dichotomy of the series that keeps me interested, and I LOVE the fact that it is reflected in the overarching plot, in the romance, and in the characters. 
 I don't want to give too much away about the plot of Renegade because there are more than a few twists and turns. Holland! Lucas! Hunter! VO! Three! Mila! All I will say is that there are only three characters I trust, and nothing-and no one-is what is appears to be. Many of your questions from Mila 2.0 and it's dramatic ending will be answered...but naturally, you'll have more because guys. CRAZY THINGS HAPPEN. 
 Overall, I'm really enjoying the Mila 2.0 series. It's a sophisticated sci-fi with plenty of straight-up science to interest hardcore sci-fi fans, enough action and intrigue for fans of spies-and-lies tales like The Bourne Identity and Gallagher Girls, a butt-kicking android with a heart of gold that'll make any feminist fist-pump, and a romance that'll have contemporary lovers sighing dreamily. Bring on number three! 
 But not, like, Three three because I think she's scary.