Review: Reborn by Jenna Green

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Summary

Those who bear marks on their skin are doomed to a life of slavery. Lexil has seven. 

Sold into servitude, Lexil must deal with brutal punishments, back-breaking labor, and the loss of every freedom. When a young child she has befriended faces a horrible fate, Lexil must intervene to protect her, no matter what the risk. 
With the help of a boy named Finn, the trio flee into the Wastelands. There, they must evade those who hunt them while trying to survive a barren landscape. Lexil must face challenges she's never imagined existed, all while learning what it means to truly be reborn. 

The Red Queen meets The Hunger Games in this stunning new release. Buy REBORN now to find out if being branded a reborn is a myth, a curse... or a destiny.

Author Jenna Green

Jenna Greene is a writer from Alberta, Canada. She is also a middle school teacher, so writing is not just a career, but a path to sanity! Jenna received both her Bachelor of Arts in English and her Bachelor of Education from the University of Lethbridge.

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Reborn By Jenna Green

Review written by Heidi Lynn's BookReviews

First, I want to thank Jenna Green for providing me with this book so I may bring you this review.

Reborn by Jenna Green was a book that was totally outside the box and very unique. This book was way outside my normal comfort zone. However, I am so thankful that I gave it a chance because it was so fascinating.

The graphic artist needs to be commended for the unique cover. The cover was dark and eerie it is one of the aspects of the book that drew me in. Not to mention the storyline was completely different than anything I was ever used to reading before.

The beginning of the book really hooked me with young children who were called reborns being auctioned off as slaves. Children as young as 4 years old. This part of the book made for some interesting reading it also was very disturbing as well. However, I read I with an open mind.

The section about the double born was very interesting in how they were different than the reborn.

I always commend authors when they pick characters names whom are different and unique. In Reborn Jenna picked names that I never even heard of before.  She choose names like Lexil, Ceera, Jix, Ainee, etc.

This book was dedicated to Jenna’s mom who left her too soon, to Olivia who came to heal the wound.

Jenna would like to acknowledge When Worlds Collide, for always giving her the opportunity to be creative.