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It's at last arrived. Publishers Weekly hailed the much anticipated Unwind sequel as a "gripping, brilliantly imagined futuristic thriller."

People can no longer ignore unwinding because of Connor, Lev, and Risa—and their well-publicized uprising at Happy Jack Harvest Camp. It may be handy to rid society of problematic teenagers while also delivering much needed transplant tissues, but the morality of this practise has now come into question. Nevertheless, unwinding has grown to be a lucrative industry, and there are strong economic and political interests who want to see it not only continue but also spread to the unwinding of the poor and incarcerated.

Made completely of the components of previous unwinds, Cam is a teenager who, in a technical sense, does not exist. He is a result of unwinding. As a Frankenstein of the future, Cam struggles to find purpose and identity and questions if a rewound creature can have a soul. Cam will also have to question humanity itself as the deeds of a vicious bounty hunter entangle his destiny with the destinies of Connor, Risa, and Lev.

This gripping follow-up to the enduringly popular Unwind questions preconceived notions about the meaning and boundaries of existence. It is full of action and suspense.