Lucas, so dependable Lucas, has to be able to find a way to fix what appears to be unfixable. However, the end of the third book just leaves him wanting. By the end of the first book we are enamored with him for he is truly the only one that fully accepts Mila - androidness and all. Too many characters left without a real ending. How can this be the end?! There has to be more to the story. So many emotions plagued me as I finished this series: sorrow, longing, denial, satisfaction, but at the same time, so unsatisfied. Violence: Action/adventure violence not graphic

This continued the next night too! So good job, Mrs. I stayed up late finishing the book and then was unable to fall asleep for a very long time because of it. Mila would be stuck forever as a teenager, opening the book to a completely different story to explore. So many feels! But I’m not sure how else it could have ended. So I saw the end coming, hoped I was wrong, and was then devastated. I got really worried when we were running out of pages and the heroes hadn’t made much progress. An actual thrilling action/adventure, which are hard to find. Font size and generous leading were pleasant on the eyes. There is kind of a love triangle, but the characters (unusual for YA) don’t have much time for romance. There’s the mystery plus a bunch of harrowing near escapes-all three books are incredibly suspenseful and are among the most thrilling of thrillers.

They decide to investigate the death of Sarah, the girl Mila was based on. Mila spends most of the time this book with Lucas, who is a great character, as they try to figure out how to stop the villain Holland once and for all. Reading the previous books is highly recommended. This is the conclusion of the Mila 2.0 trilogy, though there could potentially be another book.

Mila 2.0 book