The second half of this story starts out with telling about his time he was held under the DHS to a group of people who were trying to declare war on the secret police. A new movement called “dont trust anyone over 25” starts to come into the works after Marcus meet a girl named Ange who he starts to like as more than just a friend. As all this is going on, the second half of the book also shows how Marcus’s family dynamics change and that his mom is starting to take his side while his dad is still backing the DHS. As Marcus’ relationship with Ange grows she convinces him that the only way to get back at the DHS is to use his brain, not guns, and make them look stupid.
I really enjoyed this book. It was easy to read all the way through and kept me wanting more the whole time.