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 Full review can also be found on: Paein and Ms4Tune's Book Blog 
 This is one of those books that is scarily possible. Because humans don't learn from their pasts and some people would believe that 'grown' humans aren't people. The 'pets' only seem to be female too - which isn't too much of a surprise considering how much more objectified women are to men in our societies. Plus it seems to be the creepy old men in power that spearheaded it all. 
 One of the worse things seems to be how under prepared for the world they are. Did their 'handlers' actually believe all their own propaganda or did they truly not care? 
 I liked the writing style and the story moved quickly. It had a simple feeling while not being condescending - though I'm pretty sure money and dresses and shoes were left all over the place... 
 The ending is a bit cliffy and there's going to be issues. But I can hold out for her learning to live and him going off and doing what his father says then BOOM changing all the laws and them having a HEA, right? Right? 
 A good start to a series with an interesting idea. I cant wait to see where it goes from here. With the 'future' us get worse or better?!