Subject Twenty-One by A.E. Warren (Random House UK, Cornerstone / Del Rey)

23.rd Century. After pandemic, human race is divided between the lowest - Sapiens, genetically enhanced Medius and the ultimate Potior. As a Sapien, Elise finds a job in a Museum of Evolution, where all extincted species are cloned and exhibit to the public. She is hired as the newest Companion to the twenty-first Neanderthal to be brought back from extinction. Soon becomes clear that Neanderthal is more similar to modern human as she thought before. 

The longer she stays, the more she realizes that she too is an exhibit in this museum-like prison.

Such a brilliant novel, with strong and likeable protagonists, neverending questions about supremacy of certain group of people and most of all friendships and second chances.

Subject Twenty-one is author's debut novel and there will be four books in the Tomorrow's Ancestors series. 

I'm really looking forward to the next book!

5/5