First of all, I have to make sure that I say that the artwork for this book is absolutely stunning, and that the book as a whole is beautiful. 
 Now for the more meaty stuff: I really enjoyed this. I had heard before I picked it up that it was a little bit dark and twisted, which I always like. The characters are fairy tale-esque and have been removed from their home and forced to live and re-build together (Sorry, that's vague; it's really all I can say without spoiling.) Some of the characters assume natural leadership positions, and there is a bit of intrigue and some backstabbing going on, as they fight for resources and to regain some sense of normality and routine. 
 I thought that the story could've been fleshed out just a bit more, but I usually have that problem with short graphic novels, so that might just be a personal preference. For a while it didn't feel like the story was really going anywhere, but I ended up appreciating the way that the story was wrapped up. Overall, a really fun read with dark undertones that I would recommend to pretty much anyone.