He finds her, takes her to the surface, and to his mom’s safe house.
He happens to be a person who also glitched, and is working with an outside resistance. While she is in the midst of a full panic attack, she runs in to Adrien. Which is totally understandable because who doesn’t like feeling intense emotions for the first time in your life with no idea on how to control them? Surrounded by a community that is trained to report anything out of the ordinary, Zoe is always on her toes and fearful. Instead of reporting her glitch, she tries to hide it. Anomalies are to be reported so they can be fixed and put back into the community, or deactivated. Zoe is naturally terrified when she first begins to glitch. Unless of course it controls your brain and now you can see colors, feel emotions, and find out that there are many more like you. It happens with technology all the time, and isn’t a big deal. However, every so often the v chips will glitch. Surrounded by muted grays, and living life continuously connected to the Link via a chip inserted to the base of the neck that connects to the brain, everyone in the Compound are pretty much just drones going about their business. She lives in the Community, which is essentially a giant under ground compound. This book is told from the view point of Zoel, or Zoe as she likes to be called.
When you first pick up this book, you better be ready to buckle down for a lot of information in a few short chapters. Genre(s): Science Fiction, YA, Dystopia, Fiction, Supernatural
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