Unplug and Dive into the Thrilling World of "ReWired" by S.R. Johannes


Get ready to embark on a heart-pounding journey through the digital underworld with "ReWired" by S.R. Johannes. This electrifying YA cyber thriller is packed with action, suspense, and thought-provoking social commentary on the importance of internet safety. With a gripping storyline and well-developed characters, this book is sure to keep you on the edge of your seat from start to finish.

Phenomenal Read with Social Commentary: "ReWired" is more than just a thrilling tale—it's a powerful exploration of internet safety and the ethical implications of technology. Through the eyes of protagonist Ada Lovelace, readers are invited to delve into the complex world of hacking, corporate espionage, and the dark side of the internet. With its timely social commentary, this book serves as a wake-up call about the dangers lurking online and the importance of protecting oneself in the digital age.

Thrilling Storyline and Well-Developed Characters: From the adrenaline-fueled hacking sequences to the suspenseful twists and turns, "ReWired" delivers non-stop excitement from start to finish. Ada Lovelace is a compelling protagonist whose journey from reclusive hacker to unlikely hero will keep readers rooting for her every step of the way. Supported by a cast of well-developed characters, each with their own secrets and motivations, this book offers a rich and immersive reading experience that is sure to captivate YA readers.

Why You Should Pick Up "ReWired":

Experience the adrenaline rush of hacking and corporate espionage in this thrilling YA cyber thriller.
Explore timely themes of internet safety, technology addiction, and corporate/government surveillance in a thought-provoking and engaging narrative.
Follow the journey of Ada Lovelace as she navigates the dangerous world of hacking, uncovering secrets and confronting powerful adversaries along the way.
Immerse yourself in a vividly depicted digital landscape filled with twists, turns, and unexpected revelations.
Discover why "ReWired" is the perfect read for fans of Ally Carter's "Heist Society" and anyone who enjoys a gripping blend of action, suspense, and social commentary.


"ReWired" is a must-read for fans of YA thrillers and anyone interested in exploring the intersection of technology, ethics, and personal identity. With its gripping storyline, well-developed characters, and timely social commentary, this book offers a thrilling and thought-provoking reading experience that is sure to leave a lasting impression. So, unplug from the digital world and dive into the electrifying world of "ReWired" today!

This is the first book I have read by this author and I was pleasantly surprised. ReWired was intriguing and kept me interested throughout the story. I felt as if I was right there alongside every step of the way. Great job.

‘Rewired’ by S.R. Johannes was a fast-paced, entertaining read with an interesting and engaging plot. Definitely recommend!

Engaging, full of twists & turns and very well written!
This was a really unique concept and it kept me interested throughout.
The setting of this story is clear and felt like it isn’t too far from our world today which made the reading experience all the more immersive. I felt characters were well fleshed out and Ada was, to me, very likeable which I’ve noticed is sometimes tricky to find in YA. I like how there was a clear difference between her persona and herself in real life making her feel like a real person.
Overall I really enjoyed this read and would recommend to anyone who enjoys YA, mystery thriller and suspense.

Liked this fast paced ya hacker thriller, lots of mystery and build up. Some of the relationships between the characters were bit lacking in development, but overall the plot was fun and interesting read.

Thank you so much for the opportunity to read this book. Unfortunately I have been unable to get into it.

DNF at 66%
This book just wasn`t for me. I was generally bored and the characters fell flat and bland.

Cover ⭐⭐⭐
Characters ⭐⭐
Setting ⭐⭐
POV ⭐⭐⭐
Romance 0 stars
Mystery ⭐⭐
Villain ⭐
Story ⭐⭐

Overall: 2 stars

POV: First Person (1)
Target Readers: 12-14
CWs: Death, Sexual References

I thought the premise for this book sounded great but unfortunately I found the execution disappointing. It started off well enough and the first third of the book kept my interest, but it seemed to devolve from there.

I feel like this book didn't really know what it wanted to be and had it's finger in too many pies. I personally think it would have done a lot better had it focused purely on the drama - the mystery and suspense - instead of having all these pointless action scenes. The caving, the ropes, the fire, I'm sorry but I hated it and those scenes were purely to try and make the story more exciting but they just felt so out of place and unnecessary.

They also didn't aid in any character development either.

Overall, I didn't mind Ada, I thought her voice and POV was fine. I also enjoyed the hacking aspects and thought it was the book's strongest suit and what it should have stuck to. Romance on the other hand, should have been left out completely. Not only was Fisher the worst character of the bunch but the chemistry was non-existent. It was worse than forced.

The setting had potential, it had creepy boarding school vibes, but was again let down in the execution. I'm also wondering how big this facility was? There's a couple of scenes that make it sound like this place was chocked with kids, but, we only ever see 2 faculty staff and the group have no interactions with any other kids whatsoever.

The story was just unrealistic and bizarre. All the near death experiences seemed forced and then when there actually was a death, it was kinda just skimmed over and had little effect or emotional impact.

ARC Review: Received for free via Netgalley for an honest review. All opinions are my own.

Honestly it was not the best , I was not into the main character and the development was not as strong as I hoped for.
Was it bad? No, but I wouldn't read it again.
I do think it would please a younger reader though.

This is a medium paced thriller it is a shorter read in my opinion. The plot is sort of predictable to me. The story revolves around ada who was caught by her father hacking the fbi, she was then sent to the same reform school where her best friend was sent and committed suicide. Read the book to find out what happens.

This book looked like a promising thriller and then delivered a lot of problematic clichés, a slow then too fast pace and forgettable characters.

I really enjoyed this YA thriller! The topic of technology and online privacy is very important nowadays and here it is packed into an interesting, fast-paced story with intriguing characters. I thnk teenage readers will identify with Ada and her dilemmas. She is a strong character, although some of the choices she makes aren't exactly smart.
I would recommend this book and would like to read more books written by the same author.

I finally got around to reading this book and while it was not something that I would have ordinarily picked up, it was still quite enjoyable. The characters were engaging and the plot kept me entertained. I look forward to reading more by this author!

Loved the book. Definitely rereading it some time later on. It's a really short read. Read it in one sitting.

I was intrigued. This is a title I will recommend along with the likes of WarCross by Lu for my gamer students. I saw this as a visit to a world I have no understanding of -- computers and hacking. I enjoyed the cyber world of Ada.

I had many high hopes for this book when I began reading it based on the author and the hype already associated with this novel. Unfortunately it did not meet my expectations. Given the world we live in and the constant increase in need for technology this novel falls short in that regard. "Hacking" "Coding" these are all the new buzz words in YA lit these days and with that comes a larger expectation when it comes to authors bridging into that area. This novel hits all the buzz words without ever actually having a story. wonderful concept with a poor execution. This is a table side pick up and put down in between book for readers.

Ooh, how I wanted to love this book. Working with high schoolers as a school librarian, I was sure that this would be a hit. After trying to get into it, though, I struggled. I found the characters to be a bit cliche and the plot to be somewhat predictable. I suppose this would be a perfect read for a certain type of kid, but when purchasing books, I look for ones to recommend to multiple students. I apologize for not being able to give this a glowing review. Thank you for allowing me to review this book.

A great book for fans of the genre who look to explore tech and what effect it has on our lives. A quick read and one that can pull you in. It asks as many questions as it answers.

It was fine. I wouldn't say it's anything new to the YA world but it was fine. It was engaging enough to read until the end.

This is an interesting book for young readers and it definetely gives consideration to many issues at large in our technological society such as hacking and online privacy. When Ada is caught hacking by the FBI, she is sent by her senator father to a reform school called ReBoot, the same school her friend was sent to before she committed suicide and Ada blames for her death. She must now survive a new school while simultaneously tracking down information about what happened to her friend. The characters, including Ada can make some stupid choices at times, making parts of the book difficult to read, but teenagers often do so in life as well.