Reboot, Book 1

There's a lot of violence in Reboot, but it's not overly graphic. Reboots are able to withstand horrendous injuries, and there are many scenes of Wren brutalizing Callum during his training. Many scenes involve gunfights and fistfights, in which both Reboots and humans are killed. Perhaps most disturbing are the episodes in which Wren's friends Ever and Callum are injected with drugs that cause them to become crazed with hunger and try to eat unsuspecting victims.

Wren and Callum are physically attracted to each other from the start. Callum flirts with her, but Wren is initially unreceptive. He gradually wins her over, and they share a few kisses. Wren is ashamed of the bullet scars on her chest, and she refuses to remove her shirt for Callum. At one point, they openly discuss having sex, but they decide to put off that possibility until a better time.

The language in Reboot is occasionally salty, but it rarely rises above the infrequent use of "hell," "damn," "bitch," "ass," and "s--t."

Wren's mother was a drug addict, and it's implied that her behavior caused her daughter to be shot and Rebooted.

Parents need to know that Reboot is an action-packed dystopian adventure featuring resurrected super-soldiers. It features a large amount of violence, including gunfights, fistfights, and training scenes in which students are brutalized to the point of broken bones. Characters infrequently use strong language, mostly "damn," "hell," and "ass." The level of sexual content is low. Wren and Callum flirt awkwardly at first and ultimately share passionate kisses. They discuss "going all the way," but pull away from the possibility when they decide it is not the right time.