I was provided an ARC from Netgalley in exchange for an honest review. 
 Man. 
 I wasn't sure what to expect with this considering the synopsis was very short and vague. Basically, it's about a guy, Theo, who all of a sudden starts hearing this voice inside his head. Her name is Phoe (pronounced, fee). He is part of the "Youths" of Oasis. Above them are the "Adults" and above them are the "Elderly". They are raised to behave so abnormally than the "ancients". The ancients would be us, modern day humans. Theo is different from most other Youths, as he has this imaginary voice in his head and must keep it from everyone so he doesn't get in trouble for being crazy. Being crazy, depressed, etc, is frowned upon in their society. As well as cursing, fighting, things of that nature. 
 Theo ends up trying to help out Phoe in remembering something she forgot. Which will, in the end, help her show Theo who she really is. And that's all he wants, is to know he in fact isn't crazy. 
 This book is good if you're into the whole post-apocalyptic, sci-fi type stuff. It's a little rocky in the middle, and I actually got confused sometimes. I wasn't feeling much of a connection with the characters since it was mainly Theo and Phoe the whole time. Eventually as I kept reading through, my confusion turned out to be Theo's confusion. Interesting. It's a quick read and packed full of action. Didn't meet my standards as I had hoped, but it wasn't bad. I might continue with the next book once it's released, but I'm still iffy about it since the book didn't end in a huge cliffhanger. 
 Okay maybe a small one.