Exiting and Thrilling!

The sechszenjährige Callie Woodland is a starter. After a dangerous and especially deadly pollen attack all those who died who have not been vaccinated. First, the risk groups were vaccinated: children and old people. Starter and Enders. For the rest of humanity between 19 and 70, there were no more, and they died or were quarantined and never seen again hope. Now the Enders rule the world, "unacclaimed teenagers" have no rights and are hunted and imprisoned in institutions. For this reason, Callie has no chance her little brother to have a home and regular meals.
When they are sold again from their current stay and their last belongings to leave behind, Callie decides their bodies for rent. Tyler, her little brother is just too sickly and malnourished to survive for a long time on the road and so it leaves it to the care of a good friend, Michael.

As a body donor, they should put their bodies at Prime Destinations Ender available that. For a period of time, take control of him, and thus can be young again Of course, there is a contract and certain rules. At the end of three Rentals Callie to be paid and undamaged released back into their lives. Of course, not everything is running as planned and soon she finds herself drawn into a conspiracy greatest proportions. She learns that nothing is as it seems and have to fight them more of what they love, than ever before.

The plot was constructed thrilling, especially the beginning I liked. One, it has indeed often in books, which play in the future that you will once cast therein into action without understanding any one word. This was solved beautifully here by the author and a reader you are immediately in the story there. In addition, the book can be read well, because it is made up disproportionately many dialogs at least it seemed so. So if you looking beautiful writing, will not find it here!

The characters were complex only partially what has personally bothered me but only to a small extent, this was, as already mentioned, the plot easy to well-structured and the story very exciting. The end was really well designed and makes me hope for an equally great and maybe a Ticken more mature second band.