The first part of this book had so much potential and I was really getting into it. Until about page twenty. 
 Enter Callum. 
 Cue my groaning. 
 From the first two pages, this was set up to be an action-packed story with things that may or may not be zombies. Wren was ruthless and awesome. Callum was a wimp. He was supposed to be a wimp, I know. It's a point. But it made the story boring. 
 Basically, things were exciting until Callum showed up. Action still happened, but at a slower pace, and most of the pages were devoted to Wren falling in love. For a reboot who boasts of pretty much no emotion, she smiles. a. lot. 
 Oh, and some awesome action stuff happen, and we get a peek into the dark world of the HARC and things were exciting and at least, 3.5 stars. 
 That was the first half. 
 The second book went like this: 
 So. Hungry. You know what? We should kiss. You can live off kisses. 
 We're in a dangerous place and people are searching for us. We should keep watch. The most skilled of our fighters should be prepared. Uh, how about we just cuddle and then the most skilled fighter can fall asleep? Good plan. 
 Basically, whenever things were dangerous, they kissed. Because that's magical and pushes the danger away by shooting happy thoughts and sparkly things at it. Yay! 
 There was another issue about Callum telling Wren that when it came down to it, she'd have to take her shirt off and show all her scars, and yadadada. It was troublesome on a few levels, but I will just direct you to Bridget Flying Kick-a-Pow! Because she says it really well in her review. http://flyingkickapowreviews.tumblr.c...