The blurb to this LIES, don't believe it! 
 I picked up this book because of the first line of the blurb, 'A seven-year-old girl puts a nail-gun to her grandmothers neck and fires.' Interesting, eh? I was hooked from that alone, and then I heard that this book had kids that were cannibals! I was instantly amazed and had to have it! So you can imagine my disappointment when instead of getting some kick-ass horror book featuring feral cannibal children, I get some very light mystery where the killer kids are kind of ignored to focus on the relationship of a guy with aspergers and his step son. 
 This novel is not all bad, the writing is actually really good and some of the scenes that do feature the killer kids are actually quite haunting. Sadly though, there's just not enough. This book is billed as 'horror', but the horror amounts to probably a total of two or three scenes in the ENTIRE book. The rest is filled with business talk as the main character travels the world looking and talking to people have come into contact with these killer kids. It also went everywhere you expected it to, it was predictable to a T, and it's also one of those books where they set up a big mystery and then never actually reveal why anything happened...well they sort of do, it's just so vague that it's not satisfying. 
 Overall, I really don't have much to say about this book. 'Disappointed' pretty much sums it up.