And this really gave me a shiver. I stopped reading for a bit and just gawked at it. The sentence was written so flippantly yet surged with such strong words, oh man. I really liked how the dark humor was added which just adjoin to the thriller. I'll just add a small part of blurb to let in what this book was about "When Santa set out to create a superior breed of beings, the end result was a society of supremely honed weapons of war. What he created, was something the world didn't see coming. He did not, however, expect them to escape, unleashing their powers onto the world before they were perfected. Santa had a wicked plan for his children, and let me tell you, you have never seen an orphanage like this one." From the very first pages, it would grip you. "Are we evil?" I asked. To which he replied, "We were made evil, baby." It's interesting and keeps you on edge. After reading a few chapters, we would be able to connect all the characters which were- once again -very creatively made. The experiments, super humans are not something which isn't a possibility I think instead it's something that there's a high chance of happening somewhere. I liked the fact that the author didn't just add witch powers or vampires (I have no problems with supernatural unrealistic creatures as well, mind you ) or something instead gave a realistic approach to the story which was- gotta admit - horrifying but not unfeasible. It really got me thinking as there's always a possibility of what was written to be true. "Our dynasty. Our home. Our blood. "Overall this was a fast read which you would most definitely finish within less than an hour and would keep thinking about it in a loop- well I did. I have no idea how the author got this concept on her mind! It was amazing and fresh honestly. I loved the cover and it perfectly depicts what the readers would get once they start the book. AND I'm really excited to read more about them. The last chapter got me thinking, is this really over after all?

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