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 Rebel is the final book in the Reboot duology and it is an extremely strong conclusion to one of my favorite dystopian series. Tintera has written such a perfect and fitting end that provided me with complete closure for this series; this is how a series should end. Rebel is action-packed, but it still delivers the amazing humor and romance that I loved in Reboot. 
 This is could be the end of humanity, a group of Reboot rebels led by the dastardly Micah are threatening to wage a war on mankind. Wren must grapple with the idea of protecting humans, when these are the people that had imprisoned her at HARC. Callum, on the other hand, isn't going to let an entire species be massacred. 
 I love the way Tintera addresses the theme of what makes us human in Reboot; is it empathy and compassion that separates us from savages? Wren is constantly fighting a war internally and she struggles with her humanity throughout the novel. Just because she's a Reboot, is she no longer human and should she feel emotions? Tintera constantly makes readers question what it means to be humane and it's clear that humanity isn't black and white, you can't just simply define it. 
 I absolutely love Wren and Callum, they are such a perfect couple even when they're bickering and arguing. Wren and Callum complete each other in so many ways and they enable each other to reach their full potential. I absolutely loved the banter between the two and Callum is absolutely hilarious when he's with Wren. Callum and Wren don't feel like they're just characters because readers have watched them grow so much and they feel like they're more than just a bunch of words on a page. I love these characters as do countless other readers and to me, they're not just fictional characters. 
 Tintera really knows how to engage readers with her action scenes and each battle is even more exhilarating than the last. I was so happy to see Wren kicking butt in this book and she's such a tough, powerful protagonist. There is always something to look forward to Rebel and I was racing to get to the very end. Rebel has an extremely perfect ending to this series that fans will be obsessing long after they've finished reading. I couldn't be happier with the way Rebel ended and I'm dying to see what Tintera is going to write next. 
 Rebel is an exciting, action-packed conclusion to the Reboot series and it feels so upsetting to say goodbye to Callum and Wren. The Reboot duology is definitely one of the superior dystopian series out there and isn't just another "Hunger Games" wannabe. This series brings so many original concepts to the table and is a must-read for any sci-fi fans; Tintera deserves a round of applause for creating such an intriguing world and series.