As you can tell, I really enjoyed the first book so I jumped at the chance to review "Sneak." I couldn't wait to find out the next step in Logan Langley's adventure. When "Swipe" ended, Logan had escaped from getting his mark. He was on the run from the government. This book picks right up where the other left off.
Logan spends the majority of this book on the run alone. We meet a host of new characters that are part of the resistance against the government and just plain Markless. One of these gives Logan the most controversial banned book, the Bible. When Logan reads the stories in the Bible, he understands more about how the government is controlling the people.
We also get to see how the Dust fare on their run from the government. We find out how the Markless communicate between areas and how a Underground Railroad of sorts operates. I found the networking of the resistance very interesting. You came to feel what it must have been like for different groups, (civil rights, early Christians), to stand up to a government that most people didn't think was wrong.
I highly recommend that you start with "Swipe" and continue the saga with "Sneak" by Evan Angler. They are both really entertaining young adult, Christian books.
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